"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.

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.

Abstractionist Ad Reinhardt explains his painting. It is ... which does not reflect its surroundings—a pure, abstract nonobjective, timeless, spaceless, changeless, relation-less, disinterested ...

Ad Reinhardt (former student of the legendary art historian Meyer Schapiro) is a painter and educator who made important artistic and intellectual contributions to the Abstract Expressionist movement ...

Ad ReinhardtGetty Images Kaplan’s painting, which has asymmetrical ... in 1940 for the New York division of the FAP. “Abstract artists like Reinhardt were paid to produce a number of paintings ...

Kroiz’s talk brings her current research on Ad Reinhardt to the classic 1960–65 abstract painting from the BAMPFA collection. Lauren Kroiz is an assistant professor of American modern art.