Color Field Exhibit

14 thoughts on “Color Field Exhibit”

1. There's nothing like a really big painting, if it is really good. And these paintings are really, really big, and very good. To me these paintings represent the fine side of the feminist influence in modern art –you are awash in gorgeous waves of color which envelop and yet entertain you: Still somehow make you admire the concreteness of their facture. This show is really a treat. Perhaps it's better not to think of some of the later works of these same artists. Movements make art, not artists.

2. Some of them look pretty cool… Others are just plain garbage, though. (Four dots? Really?) I still think the $1.8m purchase of "voice of fire" by the Canadian government was a huge waste.

3. @NotNamedJones It's safe to call him that today, but back then I wouldn't have said it to his face.

4. frank stella

5. Peter Bradley

6. Why do you think it is full of hot air?

7. not bad for the 50's…touching the tip of the future pulse of color in the digital age….synapses, effect of color foeld and color interaction yet to be explore really bu any living artist…some of the electronic bitmap artists at the whitney show touch on it…frankly some of the illuminated ads on broadway go further in theory…also drugs and the nervous system effect on color yet to be explored fully

8. Can i join the art of color field ar?

9. I received the exhibition catalogue for this show for Christmas this year. Many of the artists in this show are my artistic influences/inspirations. I wish I could have seen this exhibition when it was touring.

10. in spaanish girl

11. major

12. Great stuff. Too bad it had to go away. Kenneth Baker said that no one could sell a CFP in this day and age. Pity.

13. super art

14. standing in front of a painting is not what you think it is

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