...to the exclusion of traditional, humanistic motivations. The result was a kind of Minimalist realism, in which, as Frank Stella said of his uncompromisingly abstract paintings, “What you see is what you see.” And yet the body in Mr. Pearlstein’s pictures...
...(that’s right, despite the freeze, the new sartorial season has arrived, if nothing else) cites ’60s artist Frank Stella as inspiration with its clean, minimal lines. “I wanted to create shapes that are gender ambiguous but inherently masculine,”...
...of work by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Arshile Gorky, Hans Hofmann, Helen Frankenthaler, Jasper Johns and Frank Stella, among others. (The show continues through Jan. 11.) Meanwhile, down Art Hill across Skinker on the Washington University...
...increasing tendency to flatness in Modernist painting from Cézanne (the great apple painter) to Barnett Newman and the early Frank Stella. Mr. Worth adds an erotic twist: the fingertips read as phallic and a seed-shaped, dark red hole in the center of...
...on the menu) is a monolithic dingus hanging from the ceiling. No one gives a toss what the restaurant critic thinks of the Frank Stella sculpture. But it takes up enough real estate to squeeze in half of Queen West's shoebox galleries. Shortly before...
...on a mission to make hospital-staying more tolerable. It has brought an impressive roster of artists (assume vivid astro focus, Frank Stella, Fred Tomaselli, Laura Owens, Rob Pruitt, Ryan McGinness, Vito Acconci, Wolfgang Tillmans and William Wegman,...
...qualifier: "but he hasn't seen this yet." The two Franks, Stella and Gehry, have known each other for years. "As soon as Frank Stella started creating these sculptures, I wanted to own one," Mirvish said yesterday. "Then it became apparent we had an...
...Arts' exhibition "Reverberations: Modern and Contemporary Art from the Bank of America Collection," which closes Sunday, Frank Stella will speak at a reception and answer audience questions. Stella's Damascus Gate II from the Protractor Series (pictured)...
Background
Frank Stella (born May 12, 1936) is an American painter and printmaker. He is a significant figure in minimalism, post-painterly abstraction, patterns and offset lithography.
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