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Contemporary Art

An Endless Pursuit

Artist Robert Richenburg marched to the beat of his own drum exploring the possibilities of artistic style. By William Corwin Positioned between the mysterious shadows of Ad Reinhardt and the exuberant, frenetic, but controlled brushstrokes of Willem de Kooning, Robert Richenburg (1917-2006) found his sweet spot. He created intense fields of color that he then…

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Donald Judd, Untitled, 1973

Minimalism en Masse

A large-scale Donald Judd retrospective makes its sole stop in New York.

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Lari Pittman, Untitled #5, 2010

Lari Pittman: Controlled Chaos

Lari Pittman’s kaleidoscopic works open windows on contemporary culture and the art of painting.

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Romare Bearden, Profile/Part II, The Thirties: Johnny Hudgins Comes On, 1981, collage on board;

Romare Bearden: Portrait of the Artist

Romare Bearden’s autobiographical “Profile” series is reunited at the High Museum in Atlanta.

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Edouard Duval-Carrié, Lost at Sea / Perdido en el mar, 2014

Intriguing Tropics

A traveling exhibition showcases the diversity of contemporary art from the Caribbean.

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Judy Pfaff, Scopa #1 (sette bello), 1988

Judy Pfaff: Controlled Chaos

Judy Pfaff’s boundary-breaking installations and multimedia works balance wild exuberance and carefully planned structure.

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Egon Schiele, Self-Portrait with Chinese Lantern Plant, 1912

The Light Is Back On

Paris has definitively re-emerged as a major venue for contemporary art.

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Ida Kohlmeyer, Rondo #2, 1968

Deeper into the South

A current exhibition celebrates the vibrant women artists of America’s South.

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Bo Bartlett, Homeland, 1994

Bo Bartlett: American Stories

Bo Bartlett brings the narrative painting tradition up to date, merging the historical with the personal.

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