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Richmond Burton has happily been taking the measure of his own art throughout his career. The Alabama-born artist, who trained first as an architect at Houston’s Rice University, continues to reassess and reconfigure his work for the present moment.

In this rich, dense, and compact show, Mel Kendrick focuses on his generally solid, large, puzzle-like sculptures, most in his current signature tones of yellow and black, creating a dynamic continual exchange with scribbled surface-markings playing in contradistinction to weighty, muscular structures.

Ringling College's "Fluid Impressions" is a collaboration between teacher, students and the paintings' owner.

When it comes to contemporary painting, abstraction and the human body may come across as polar opposites. Conceived of as a radical departure from both Western tradition and quotidian reality

When it comes to contemporary painting, abstraction and the human body may come across as polar opposites. Conceived of as a radical departure from both Western tradition and quotidian reality

When it comes to contemporary painting, abstraction and the human body may come across as polar opposites. Conceived of as a radical departure from both Western tradition and quotidian reality

“Quilt” is an insufficient description for the extraordinary fabric pieces Scott began to construct in the 1970s.

His exhibitions and his writings expanded the view of American Modernism, and his decades of teaching shaped future scholars and curators.

a href= http://www.davidzwirner.com target= _blank David Zwirner /a is presenting Roma/New York, 1953–1964, an exhibition exploring the signi

From Italy to America and Back is a fitting subtitle for an era of discoveries, rediscoveries and comparisons. It began in the years 1948–49 (wi