Brice Marden: A legacy beyond the monochromes
In the mid 1960s, at the height of the painting-is-dead delusion, Brice Marden painted himself into a corner. He was making reductive monochrome works
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In the mid 1960s, at the height of the painting-is-dead delusion, Brice Marden painted himself into a corner. He was making reductive monochrome works
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Known for an elegant fusion of minimalism and abstract expressionism, in the 1960s Brice Marden revivified painting and established himself as one of the most admired and influential artists of his generation.