Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Women Artists
from Minimalism to
Post-Minimalism
DONALD JUDD: untitled, 1969/1982,
Anodized aluminum, Walker Art Center
FATHERS OF MINIMALISM
“Actual space is
intrinsically more
powerful and
specific
than paint on a flat
surface.”
Donald Judd
Eva Hesse
(b Hamburg, 11 Jan 1936; d New York, 29 May 1970)
Agnes Martin
(American, born Canada.
1912-2004)
Untitled, 1959. Oil on canvas, 12 1/8 x 23 7/8
inches. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Primary Light Group: Red, Green, Blue. 1964-65. Oil and synthetic polymer paint on
canvas, three panels, Each panel 60 x 60“. MoMA
Untitled, 1964-1972; painting; oil on canvas, 48 in. x 48 in. x 1 7/8 in., SFMoMA
Glass Slippers. 1960,
MoMA
Carl Andre
Equivalent
VIII 1966,
Tate
Form Into Uniform Into Formlessness
(1996)
Digital output, enamel on aluminum,
plaster, fabric
wall: 62" x 62" floor 68" x 69"
Sol LeWitt
CUBE STRUCTURES
BASED ON FIVE MODULES,
1971-74, Painted wood.
Jac Leirner (Brazilian, 1961)
Opposite of White, v. 2
(Large) (B), Solid cast
Black glass NG4, with as-
cast surfaces on all sides
(Fire-polished top), h: 20 x
w: 56 x d: 56 in, Gagosian
Gallery, CA
Single Raven, Iris printed
photograph, h: 55 x w: 55 cm /
h: 21.7 x w: 21.7 in
Gnaw,1992
installation with chocolate & lard
Susana Solano (Spanish, 1946)
Conscience, 2005,
Iron, lead and galvanized mesh, h: 27.4 x
w: 26.7 x d: 26.7 cm, McKee Gallery, N.Y.
Meg Cranston
Born 1960, New York