minimoli

Will Rogers

\ John Dwyer McLaughlin was born in 1898, in Sharon, Massachusetts. After a brief stint in the Navy during World War I, he went to Boston, and worked in real estate. Through his work he met Florence Emerson—a descendent of Ralph Waldo Emerson—who in 1928 became his wife... continue reading

\ 1963 - Pencil on Labanotation graph-paper - 15.3 x 15.3 cm

Images courtesy of The Artist’s Institute, New York

1940s. Richard Foster.

“The systematic quality of Stella’s Black Paintings decisively departed from the ideas of inspired action associated with Abstract Expressionism, the art of the preceding generation, and anticipated the machine-made Minimal art of the 1960s. But many of them… are subtly personal: Stella worked freehand, and irregularities in the lines of the stripes reveal the slight waverings of his brush. His enamel, too, suggests a bow to the Abstract Expressionist Jackson Pollock, who had also used that paint.”

1954. Sandra Cisneros.

Xerografia originale by Bruno Munari, 1968

Harold Kushner. 1935.