Minimalism and Conceptual Art opened the way for a variety of experimental practices in different media.
c. 1965 - 1980
Minimalism and Conceptual Art opened the way for a variety of experimental practices in different media.
c. 1965 - 1980
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Striking dramatic poses, the artists of Asco project cinematic fantasy and evoke mystery in À La Mode.
Montoya’s silkscreen is obvious in its address to viewers: register and vote.
With its metal projections evocative of weapons and shrapnel, Some Bright Morning symbolizes the struggle against oppressive violence.
In El gran muro, densely-piled woven strips of red, yellow, gray, and blue are meant to evoke cascading leaves.
Beauty created from the lines on the faces of Linda Nochlin and Lucy Lippard.
Just Above Midtown Gallery, founded by Linda Goode Bryant, was a space of artistic experimentation and innovation for Black artists and artists of color in New York City.
The sculptures of Lynda Benglis express nature and feeling through their organic forms and textures.
A key artist of the arte povera movement, Michelangelo Pistoletto came to London in May to recreate a seminal 1966 performance in which he rolled a ball of newspapers through the streets of Turin
Giap’s Igloo by Mario Merz invites you to consider your actions, and how those actions contribute to our larger existence.
Colescott asks—what are the implicit messages about Black womanhood embedded in American visual culture?
Me and My Neon Box embodies Kay WalkingStick’s process of working through questions about painting, sexuality, gender, and race.