Twrkv at Frieze Masters 2019

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Trace, 1966

Trace (1966) by Jack Tworkov will be a highlight of the Van Doren Waxter’s strand at Frieze Masters which emphasizes the gallery’s committed role and engagement with American abstraction. Trace (1966), Oil on canvas, 50 x 69 in. (127 x 175.3 cm) Collection of the Estate of Jack Tworkov (CR067) © 2019 Estate of Jack Tworkov / Licensed by VAGA at Artists Rights Society (ARS), NY

 

Van Doren Waxter
Stand Number E11

Frieze Masters
Regent’s Park, London
3–6 October 2019

Van Doren Waxter presents a curated exhibition featuring estate and foundation works represented by Van Doren Waxter, as well as artists championed by the gallery. The stand will include works dating from the 1950 – 1990, including:

 

and work by:


Lee Krasner (1908-1984)
John McLaughlin (1898-1976)
Dorothea Rockburne (b. 1932)
Anne Truitt (1921-2004)
Jack Tworkov (1900-1982)

 

The stand presents a resolute and focused conversation about abstraction that is highly personal and formally varied, qualities ascribed to the distinctive careers of each presented artist. The installation negotiates deliberate aspects of each artist’s work: the gesture in the cityscape-derived abstractions of Sterne and Diebenkorn; the coolly minimal and highly measured approaches of McLaughlin, Rockburne, and Truitt; the painterly mark of Tworkov; and the material and optical play in the work of Quaytman and Shields. Each artist addresses ideas about physicality and surface of the pictorial plane; surface and support play significant roles, as does a meaningful engagement with chromatic exploration and personal geometry. Including four important women artists and three generations of American abstract art – gestural abstraction, minimalism, and conceptual art – Van Doren Waxter’s Frieze Masters booth emphasizes the gallery’s committed role and engagement with American abstraction.

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To learn more about the important role Tworkov’s painting Trace played in his seven decade career click here.