Minimalism Jennifer Bartley
“Minimal Art’s objectively describable structures and proportions, it’s elemental forms and serial accumulations, it’s industrial materials and production forms argue consistently against abstract art’s subjective painting gestures of the 1950’s”. (Wiehager, 2006)
Jackson Pollock - Number 1 (Lavender Mist) (1950)
“Five artists’ names were at the centre of attention – Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt and Robert Morris.” (Wiehager, 2006) • Carl Andre – 1965 • Dan Flavin – 1963 • Donald Judd – 1963 • Sol LeWitt – 1960 • Robert Morris - 1963
Carl Andre Equivalent VIII 1966
Carl Andre – Tate Shots https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLgwSgWpkpk
Dan Flavin Untitled (to the citizens of the republic of france on the 200 th anniversary of their revolution) 3.
Donald Judd Stacks 1978
Sol LeWitt Variations of incomplete open cubes 1974
Robert Morris Untitled 1965
“Certainly, there are a good many skeletal white structures by Sol LeWitt. And Robert Morris was suspicious of colour, so he painted his early work grey, not white. Dan Flavin used tubes of white light – but his work was more often than not made in pools of intermingling coloured light: red blue green yellow orange, and white. Carl Andre: intrinsic colours, sometimes applied, sometimes both together, sometimes shiny, sometimes transparent, sometimes polished, sometimes matt. … In truth, the colours of Minimal art were often far closer to that of its exact contemporary, pop art, than anything else. … To mistake the colourful for the colourless or white is nothing new.” (David Batchelor, 2000)
Gerhard Richter Mona Hatoum David Batchelor
Gerhard Richter Grey 1974
Mona Hatoum Light sentence 1992
Mona Hatoum – Tate shots • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kofcm9teUmo Hot spot 2009
David Batchelor Green pimp 2006
My own work in practice.
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