
A summer group exhibition.

Organized as part of The Phillips Collection’s 90th anniversary, Eye to Eye features a group of paintings by modern American artist Joseph Marioni in the context of the museum permanent collection.
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Tags: Adolph Gottlieb, Albert Pinkham Ryder, Arthur Dove, Gene Davis, Henri Matisse, Joan Mitchell, Jorge Pardo, Joseph Marioni, Kate Shepherd, Milton Avery, Morris Louis, Pierre Bonnard, Piet Mondrian, Tayo Heuser, The Phillips Collection, Thomas Downing, Vincent van Gogh, Washington DC

May 7 - June 11, 2011
MINUS SPACE is delighted to announce the exhibition Erik Saxon: Select Works, 1973-2011. This is the Manhattan-based painter’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition will feature key works from seminal points in the artist’s oeuvre spanning the past forty years, including several never-before-seen grid, shaped, multi-panel, and monochrome paintings.

John Zinsser, Geometry and Ego, 2007 Enamel and oil on canvas 30 x 28 inches December 18, 2010 – February 12, 2011 Get Me to the Church on Time It was a simple enough assignment, drive the painter Marcia Hafif to her opening at Larry Becker Contemporary Art in Philadelphia. What I couldn’t have predicted was that a massive wreck on I-95 would shut down the highway completely. The trip became a seven-and-a-half hour odyssey, [...]
Dirk Rathke, Untitled (565 & 564), 2006-2008 Acrylic on canvas, 2 parts, approximately 74 x 61 x 7 cm each September 12 — October 11, 2008 Participating artists: Stephan Baumkötter, Joachim Grommek, Marcia Hafif, Joseph Marioni, Dirk Rathke, Rolf Rose, Phil Sims und Peter Tollens.
November 16, 2007 — January 5, 2008
Work by Alan Ebnother June 5 — July 6, 2007 Selections from the Concrete, curated by Wade Wilson, includes artists Alan Ebnother, Danielle Frankenthal, Joseph Marioni, Shawn Wallis & John Zurier.
Although he has shown extensively in Europe for many years, it’s only in the past decade, when he began showing with Peter Blum, that his stature in America has grown large in a more public way. This, despite the fact that Marioni exhibited his work at Bykert Gallery in the 70’s, was tapped by Brice Marden for a show at Artists Space, and was included in a recent Whitney Biennial. However, it took the New [...]
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Tags: Ad Reinhardt, Art Institute of Chicago, Artists Space, Brice Marden, Bykert Gallery, Clyfford Still, Frank Stella, Jackson Pollock, Josef Albers, Joseph Marioni, Mark Rothko, Michael Brennan, Michael Fried, Morris Louis, Peter Blum Gallery, Radical Painting Group, Terry Riley, Whitney Biennial
The following conversation between Alan Ebnother and Chris Ashley was conducted via email during April 17 – May 4, 2005. For further information about Chris Ashley, please visit www.chrisashley.net. Chris Ashley: Your biography states that in 1975 you “began to recognize painting.” You were then in your early twenties and involved in the dance world. What does this mean, to “recognize painting,” and when and how did you actually begin painting? Alan [...]
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Tags: Alan Ebnother, Chris Ashley, Claude Monet, Clyfford Still, Günter Umberg, George Lawson, Gerard ter Borch, Germany, Hamburg State Opera, Harold Rosenberg, Interviews, John Cranko Ballet School, John Meyer, Joseph Marioni, New Mexico, Phil Sims, Robert Ryman, Tina Ammann, Ulrich Wellmann, Vicente Peris, Willem de Kooning, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart