A student of Josef Albers at the Yale School of Art, Richard Anuszkiewicz was part of a new generation of painters — Kenneth Noland, Frank Stella, Ellsworth Kelly, et al — who rejected the heroic gestures of Abstract Expressionism, seeking to explore more formal concepts of visual perception. (davidrichardgallery.com)
Since 2001, she has organized her paintings into «chapters,» each of which is conceptualized around a particular exhibition and evolves from a specific formal concept. (artspace.com)
Since 2005, she has drawn from the images to create photographic works — incisive and absurdist black - and - white compositions that employ classic formal concepts while challenging the notion of the photographic medium as representative of personal and cultural memory. (galerielelong.com)