Book Review: 'The Slip,' by Prudence Peiffer - The New York Times
Prudence Peiffer’s “The Slip” is a group biography of six visual artists and the work they created on the edge of Manhattan in the 1950s and ’60s.
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Prudence Peiffer’s “The Slip” is a group biography of six visual artists and the work they created on the edge of Manhattan in the 1950s and ’60s.
a href= http://www.artic.edu target= _blank The Art Institute of Chicago /a is presenting Ellsworth Kelly: Portrait Drawings, on view from July 1
Each of these current and upcoming shows highlights a different aspect of the artist’s work.
Over the past 50 years, Robert Indiana has created a unique body of work drawn from pop culture images, American literature, and visual signs from his personal history. Though best known for his iconic LOVE images, Indiana has also worked in painting, sculpture, set design, graphics, printmaking, and assemblage. Born Robert Clark in Newcastle, Indiana in 1928, he changed his name in the mid-1950s when he moved to New York City as a way of honoring his home state, and of assuming a new identity. He first lived on Coenties Slip, where his neighbors included Ellsworth Kelly, Agnes Martin, and Jac...
William Klein won his first camera in a poker game and went on to become renowned for his skill in fashion photography, film-making, painting and more. This beautifully produced book brings his work alive