Paint & Process: Joan Mitchell
January 20, 2012 § 6 Comments
“Although there is no specific place, nature is more ‘really’ present than in most representational paintings. It is because of the ‘reality’ of the details. The details, shaped like brushstrokes, have committed shapes, and the colors have committed texture, hue, and substance. They are not muddy, which has nothing to do with the presence or absence of browns or grays, but with their being clearly what they are. Miss Mitchell has been attentive to outside nature and her inner experience, and she gives you something real.”
Fairfield Porter on Joan Mitchell. From Reality and the Museum, 1961.
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WOW! I never heard of Joan Mitchell before. She’s blowing me away!
what is the 3rd picture’s title?
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