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“Happiness is being on the beam with life—to feel the pull of life.”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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April 2013
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“Take advantage of the awareness of perfection in your mind. See perfection in...”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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2013 Future Curators Spotlight Get to know the Albright-Knox’s 2013 Future Curators through the works in the Gallery’s Collection that inspire them. Morgan McCutcheon: František Kupka’s Traits, plans, profondeur, ca. 1920–22 This piece of artwork inspires me because I believe it represents elegance and serenity. It is a beautiful piece of artwork and it makes me want to spend all my time creating...
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“We make artwork as something that we have to do not knowing how it will work...”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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There is a first time for everything
This week we continue to feature Kelly Richardson’s work in conjunction with Kelly Richardson: Legion. According to Richardson, the impetus behind A car stopped at a stop sign in the middle of nowhere, in front of a landscape, 2001, was “arresting this moment in a sci-fi B-movie called Circuitry Man when a car, being driven by a cyborg through an otherwise empty desert landscape, stops suddenly...
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March 2013
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“There are two parts of the mind. The outer mind that records facts and the inner...”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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2013 Future Curators Spotlight Get to know the Albright-Knox’s 2013 Future Curators through the works in the Gallery’s Collection that inspire them. Alexa Nicoletti: Franz Kline’s New York, N.Y., 1953 This work of art inspires me because it has a lot of hidden meaning and depth, even though it has simple colors and brushstrokes. I think it is very visually stimulating and causes the viewer to...
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“The goal of life is happiness, and to respond to life as though it were perfect...”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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February 2013
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2013 Future Curators Spotlight Get to know the Albright-Knox’s 2013 Future Curators through the works in the Gallery’s Collection that inspire them. Katiana Hernandez: Robert Rauschenberg’s Ace, 1962 Ace by Robert Rauschenberg really inspires me. The brushstrokes are powerful and confident. But my favorite part is how he incorporated found objects into the painting to add a sculptural aspect. By...
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“We respond to life as though it were perfect. When we go into a forest, we do...”
– Agnes Martin, whose early work is on view through May 12 in Agnes Martin: The New York–Taos Connection (1947–1957)
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