Ad Reinhardt : art is art ... and everything else is everything else
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Ad Reinhardt : art is art ... and everything else is everything else
Fundación Juan March, c2021
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Catalog of the exhibition held at Fundación Juan March, Madrid, October 15, 2021-January 16, 2022
Other authors: Pepe Karmel, Alex Bacon, Miguel Peña Méndez, Prudence Peiffer, José María Yturralde, Jordi Teixidor
List of works: p. 222-226
Bibliography: p. 230-238
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The first retrospective in 30 years on the immensely influential abstractionist, theorist, art-world scourge and forefather of Minimalism
The first monographic exhibition on the artist in Spain and one of the most complete surveys ever curated in Europe, Art Is Art and Everything Else Is Everything Else illustrates Ad Reinhardt's tremendous influence on Abstract Expressionism as well as subsequent contemporary art styles. Reinhardt's paintings are rarely representational and are instead composed of geometrics and eventually only color: canvases of all red, all blue, all black.
Organized with the institutional support of the Ad Reinhardt Foundation, this catalog includes a selection of approximately 50 paintings and works on paper, spanning Reinhardt's career from early drawings, paintings and collages to later works characterized by a progressive reduction of color and form. Another focal point of the volume is Reinhardt's passions and artistic pursuits beyond painting, including his slides, writings on art, illustrations in newspapers, books, magazines and pamphlets, and his comics satirizing the art world and politics.
Ad Reinhardt (1913-67) was born in Buffalo, New York, and studied art history at Columbia University from 1931 to 1935, after which he participated in the WPA Federal Art Project initiative. Reinhardt soon became an official member of the newly formed American Abstract Artist group alongside painters such as Josef Albers and Jackson Pollock. He exhibited regularly and taught at Brooklyn College for the remainder of his life.
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