The small grouping of four in the
upper left are from 1969-70. I did a fairly large number of each,
interior/still lifes, cityscapes, imaginary
subject and abstraction. I then moved on to abstract imagery bounded by
the grid, influenced by a trip to Morocco. Next comes imagery
arranged to be seen seqentially, analogous to music. I only did five of
these and went on to recognize that painting is different from music
in that you can view it anywhere, anytime without the forced sequence
so I decided to accept this feature. I was still interested in
configurations as you can see in the top right. The full length
canvases below are arranged non-sequentially. As I brought them in,
with the
help of Natalie & John Brandhorst, I decided to allow the random
order from the rack and truck to determine their arrangement. The only
exception happened when the slightly larger framed figures wouldn't fit
in one space so I switched one over. I also added a 20th figure to
the floating wall that I noticed was available which is in the last
inner gallery west wall. A corner shot just above. Some details below. More detailed shots & commentary can be
found in the other categories where these works appear, such as Full
Length, main page.
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