Sidney Felsen, co-founder of influential Los Angeles printmaking studio Gemini GEL, has died, aged 99
Felsen was also a trained artist and prolific photographer, who documented his close contact with the artists who worked at Gemini
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Felsen was also a trained artist and prolific photographer, who documented his close contact with the artists who worked at Gemini
Sidney Felsen, cofounder of the famed printmaking workshop Gemini G.E.L., has died at 99.
Sidney Felsen, a cofounder of pathbreaking printmaking workshop Gemini G.E.L., died of renal failure on June 9 at his home in Los Angeles.
The sale also features prints and multiples by artists such as Ed Ruscha, Gerhard Richter, John Baldessari, and Sol LeWitt.
For his current exhibition at David Kordansky Gallery in New York, Fred Eversley has produced a new body of sculptures that realize ideas initially explored by the artist in writing some fifty years ago. The Cylindrical Lenses, which consist of six vertically-oriented structures measuring between seven and nine feet tall, mark the first time that Eversley has made free-standing, floor-based works in resina material that has been intrinsic to his practice since the very beginning.