Posts tagged Museum of Modern Art
Twrkv's "Barrier" (1958) goes to auction Nov 16

Among the 27 remarkable paintings, sculptures, and works on paper collected by Heinz and Ruhe Eppler, which will be auctioned at Christie’s this week, is an important work by Jack Tworkov titled Barrier (1958). The painting will be included in the Post-War & Contemporary Art Morning Session on November 16 at Christ, New York

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JT Interview: Jan 1971: An interview with Jack Tworkov, Part 2 of 2
JT Interview: Jan 1971: An interview with Jack Tworkov, Part 2 of 2

Part II: An interview with Jack Tworkov by Phyllis Tuchman originally published in Artforum (January 1971). The interview appeared just months before Tworkov’s new paintings would open at the Whitney Museum of American Art and French & Co.

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Interviews, Newsjason1971, Abstract Expressionism, Artforum, Barnett Newman, Cezanne, color field, Cubism, Jack Tworkov, Mark Rothko, Matisse, Museum of Modern Art, New York School, Phyllis Tuchman, Picasso, The Club, Tworkov
Twrkv at MoMA
Twrkv at MoMA

This fall the Museum of Modern Art will mount an exhibition like no other. Curated by Ann Temkin and drawn entirely from the Museum’s vast holdings, Abstract Expressionist New York underscores the achievements of a generation that catapulted New York City to the center of the international art world during the 1950s, and left as its legacy some of the twentieth century’s greatest masterpieces including work by Jack Tworkov.

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ExhibitionsjasonAbstract Expressionism, Ann Temkin, Barnett Newman, Jack Tworkov, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Museum of Modern Art, Willem de Kooning