Make one blue brushstroke. Belonging without matching. Look at Joan Mitchell’s Ladybug. The painting is full of arcs, dashes, drips, smears, and larger passages of paint. Similar colors appear in different places. Similar movements of the brush disappear and return. Joan Mitchell courtesy MoMa Online Gallery A yellow stroke makes us more aware of another …
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The Space Between Us – Part 2
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The Space Between Us – Part 1
Last week I stood in front of a group of artists and said, “I am a mark on a page.” A dark mark. Charcoal, probably. Vertical. I leaned a little left, then swayed right, describing the changes as though someone were drawing me. Let the tilted mark meet the edge of the paper. The rectangle …
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