Ava Rado Harte

01/11/2025

11/26/2024

🔎 Take a close look at this painting… what do you see? 👀

In 1951, artist Jackson Po***ck began a series of paintings solely consisting of black paint that he carefully poured onto an unprimed canvas. These new compositions were more delicate and minimal rather than bold and energetic.

***ck also brought back elements of figuration into these works. If you look closely you might spot an eye in the upper-left corner as well as faces and bodies in other artworks in the series. This simplified approach opened a new creative path that helped lay the groundwork for Minimalism.

🖌️ See this painting on view now in our fourth floor galleries.

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🖼️ Jackson Po***ck. “Echo: Number 25, 1951.” 1951. Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest (by exchange) and the Mr. and Mrs. David Rockefeller Fund. © 2024 Po***ck-Krasner Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

04/29/2024

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12/31/2023

12/29/2023

The breakdown of what he paid is obscene 😳

05/04/2023

Climate Activists glued themselves to a Reuben painting are in trialTrial for Damaging Frame in Germany

The protestors stand behind their action.