A drawing such as Study for Black Curvesmay, indeed, have given rise to
the painting Black Curves, but in other instances a curve, a panel, a colour palette or a relief will have gone through intense rethinking and reshaping before emerging on a canvas or in a shape of steel.
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Staggered openings in January 2014 for the remaining three exhibitions in the series —
Painting: A Love Story, Rites of Spring, and Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft Curves — invite audiences to re-visit the evolving exhibition and consider abstract painting from multiple vantage
Painting: A Love Story, Rites of Spring, and
Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves — invite audiences to re-visit the evolving exhibition and consider abstract
painting from multiple vantage
painting from multiple vantage points.
Painted in 56 carefully calibrated shades ranging from white to
black, the works gradate subtly from light to dark, creating a perspectival illusion that suggests the wall is gently
curving into the corner.
You can see the impact of this purchase - gift in the spectacular, Ellsworth Kelly Multi-Panel
Paintings gallery that exhibits a grouping including Yellow Relief with Black (1993), Red on Red (2001), Black Triangle with White (1976), Red Curves (1996), and two 1968 p
Paintings gallery that exhibits a grouping including Yellow Relief with
Black (1993), Red on Red (2001),
Black Triangle with White (1976), Red
Curves (1996), and two 1968
paintingspaintings.
Painted in 1967, Untitled weaves streams of white over
black paint in an entrancing pattern of delicate loops and
curves.
With text and analysis by museum director Bill Arning, curator Dean Daderko and senior curator Valerie Cassel Oliver, Outside the Lines details, in three sections, Arning's UIA (Unlikely Iterations of the Abstract) and
Painting: A Love Story; Daderko's Outside the Lines and Rites of Spring; as well as Cassel Oliver's
Black in the Abstract: Epistrophy and
Black in the Abstract: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves.
Come see how the seductive
curves and colors of her famous Jack - in - the - Pulpit flower series from 1930 evolved into hauntingly austere
paintings like the Chrysler's massive 1954 work
Black Door with Red.
(For example, mixed - media
paintings by Brenna Youngblood make appearances in both
Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves and Daderko's Rites of Spring.)
One
painting is a tour de force, even if it is not the most fruitful artistically: a herringbone pattern, it pleats on the
curve, it jumps to life as one watches it, moving in opposing directions, like escalators changing its colours (
black and white) to pink and cream, and even to alternate stripes of brown and blue; vibrating all the time.
A 1966
painting by Bridget Riley, «Untitled (Diagonal
Curve,)» a classic
black - and - white canvas of dizzying
curves, was bought by Jeffrey Deitch, a Manhattan dealer, for $ 2.1 million, nearly three times its $ 730,000 high estimate and also a record for the artist.
Her «Straight
Curve» (1963), a
black - and - white gridded
painting that seems to bulge and torque, is among this show's best pieces.
The composition is full of contrasts — straight and
curved forms,
black and white
paint, brushy and pooled pigment.
A gigantic wall
painting interlaces
black and white
curves and triangles with what seems at first like a calm geometrical elegance.
Laurie Reid
painted with acid directly onto a copper plate to create delicate, looping
curves in «First Verse,» 2000, while Sol LeWitt made his loops and
curves by drawing into hard ground wax with a sharp, etching needle in «Small Etching /
Black & White No. 5,» 1999.
Here the
black curves interrupt something closer to all - over
painting.
Taking the largest - size brush (he hated small brushes) and dipping it alternately into dirty turpentine and
black paint, he would outline a shape in sweeping rhythmic
curves.
In an attempt to highlight the sustained brilliance of Riley's art, this exhibition presents more than 30
paintings that span her career — including key examples of her
black - and - white works of the 1960s, stripe
paintings of the 1970s,
curve paintings of the 1990s, in addition to her more recent wall
paintings.
Roberts»
painting: s The Boxing Match, produced between 1919 - 25 and The Barber's Shop, circa 1946, along with Bath Night, 1929, are all in this sale.In contrast, Barbara Hepworth's Mincarlo: Three
Curves with Strings, created in 1971, only four years before the sculptor's death and, although small in size — only 16.5 cm high, excluding
black, polished stone base — is unashamedly extravagant and luxurious in use of materials.
Rites of Spring (Outside the Lines)
Painting: A Love Story (Outside the Lines)
Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves (Outside the Lines) Melanie Smith Trenton Doyle Hancock: Skin and Bones, 20 Years of Drawing More Real Than Reality Itself Right Here, Right Now: Houston Robert Hodge: Destroy and Rebuild Double Life
Becoming & Dissolving @ Alice
Black A
curved seemingly organic form appears to emerge from a collection of clothes pegs and a bronze head looks vulnerable as holes have been punched out of it, while a Howard Hodgkin
painting hangs between them.
Other
paintings such as Rousseau Giving Love and Lions consist of monochromatic colors such as light green stripes that are horizontal on the bottom and form a
curved arch shape at the top, against a
black background.
Included in the artist's 1971 solo show at the Hayward Gallery in London, it is one of only a handful of
black and white
paintings featuring her distinctive densely - banded linear
curves, and takes its place alongside examples held in the collections of Tate, London, the British Council, and the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Works including Toyin Ojih Odutola's The Treatment series of
black pen drawing of famous white men like President Herbert Hoover rendered
black, Zoe Buckman's feminist Every
Curve series of lingerie embroidered with Biggie and Tupac lyrics, and Titus Kaphar's George Washington's Chef oil on canvas
painting explore the historical and present impact of blackness on the shaping of identity and popular culture.
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: «
Black in the Abstract, Part II: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves,» opens 6:30 p.m. Saturday; «
Painting: A Love Story,» through March 23; and «Rites of Spring,» through March 9.
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston: «
Black in the Abstract, Part II: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves» and «
Painting: A Love Story,» through March 23; and «Rites of Spring,» through March 9; 5216 Montrose; 713-284-8250, camh.org.
DeVille also has a busy assemblage - style
painting in curator Valerie Cassell Oliver's mostly serene upstairs show, «
Black in the Abstract, Part II: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves.»
With its sensuous
curves, the archly precise culmination of the pointed
black background element in White Form Over Black is perfectly tapered to the space of the pain
black background element in White Form Over
Black is perfectly tapered to the space of the pain
Black is perfectly tapered to the space of the
painting.
Staggered openings in January 2014 for the remaining three exhibitions in the series — Rites of Spring by Daderko,
Painting: A Love Story by Arning, and Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft Curves by Cassel Oliver — invite audiences to re-visit the evolving exhibition and consider abstract painting from multiple vantage
Painting: A Love Story by Arning, and
Black in the Abstract, Part 2: Hard Edges / Soft
Curves by Cassel Oliver — invite audiences to re-visit the evolving exhibition and consider abstract
painting from multiple vantage
painting from multiple vantage points.
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