Diebenkorn

..featuring local artists such as Diebenkorn, Thiebaud, and Jess...

Archive 2006-02-01 sfmike 2006

..featuring local artists such as Diebenkorn, Thiebaud, and Jess...

de Young Museum 3: The Collection sfmike 2006

PST exhibitions have brought attention the work of painters who have been under the radar in recent years including John Altoon and Karl Benjamin, as well as re-invigorating well known artists such as Richard Diebenkorn and Joan Brown.

Brett Baker: Painters' Table: Top 10 Best Posts, November 2011 Brett Baker 2011

And more painterly works by Richard Diebenkorn, Ed Moses, Joe Goode and others.

Peter Clothier: One Saturday: Art/L.A. Peter Clothier 2011

PST exhibitions have brought attention the work of painters who have been under the radar in recent years including John Altoon and Karl Benjamin, as well as re-invigorating well known artists such as Richard Diebenkorn and Joan Brown.

Brett Baker: Painters' Table: Top 10 Best Posts, November 2011 Brett Baker 2011

Colorful abstract paintings by Bay Area painter Richard Diebenkorn and Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama fared well, as did conceptual sculptures like Félix González-Torres's "Untitled Aparicion," a $1.6 million stack of papers printed to look like a partly sunny sky.

Sales Spin Warhol Silkscreens Into Gold Kelly Crow 2011

Paintings by the likes of Clyfford Still and Richard Diebenkorn revolved slowly to the accompaniment of a calliope, jazz platters, a dozen radios performing a John Cage score and recorded recitations by Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac.

When the West Coast Went Pop Peter Plagens 2011

And more painterly works by Richard Diebenkorn, Ed Moses, Joe Goode and others.

Peter Clothier: One Saturday: Art/L.A. Peter Clothier 2011

The move rekindled an early interest in abstraction: Diebenkorn devoted the next two decades to a series of color-block paintings he named for his new neighborhood, "Ocean Park."

Richard Diebenkorn: The Ocean Park Series 2011

The Clement Greenberg Collection, on display in Portland since 2001, consists of 155 paintings, sculptures and works on paper by five dozen of the critic's favorite artists, among them Mr. Pollock, Richard Diebenkorn, Helen Frankenthaler, Hans Hofmann, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski and David Smith.

How Two Great Critics Compromised Their Posthumous Reputations Terry Teachout 2011