an exhibition exploring art and the economy of language in times of crisis. In a 1962 interview with Irving Sandler in the New York Post, Ad Reinhardt declared that, “Art is one thing only—itself.

"Abstract Painting, No. 34", from 1964, is the third of my week's worth of Pics devoted to the Black Paintings of Ad Reinhardt, now on view in his centennial show at David Zwirner in New York.

Right now, in order to see Ad Reinhardt’s famous black-on-black abstract paintings at David Zwirner, visitors must walk through a large room full Reinhardt’s cartoons. (Nick Paumgarten ...

The abstract Minimalist (1913 ... contemporary art at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and organized in collaboration with the Ad Reinhardt Foundation. The 1966 screenprints ...

Ad Reinhardt, CC ’35, was ahead of the game to a fault. Unlike most card-carrying abstract expressionists of his time, who turned to abstraction following forays into figurative painting, Reinhardt ...

New York Not only has Light and Space artist James Turrell curated this show of paintings by the late American abstract artist Ad Reinhardt, he’s also devised a special lighting concept for them.

He never painted any other way but abstract and ... plots Reinhardt's course to his final black paintings with a magisterial pace. An Ad Reinhardt retrospective at the end of this sprawling ...