Untitled, August 4, 2017
Not Color, But Measures
In the 1950s, Mark Rothko painted with striking color. Eye catching, heart throbbing, delicious colors. Then in the 1960s, his paintings shifted toward grays, blacks, whites, and earth tones. I have been told, and you may have heard, that the shift from bright colors to somber tones came from a descent into depression and eventual […]
Untitled, July 4, 2017
The Window, May 2017
Untitled (May 2017, El Cerrito)
Looking out my kitchen window, a month after easter, I saw a vivid sky—pink, blue, and white—with Mount Tamalpais below. I painted the feeling of seeing it. It’s vividness. It’s more real than real feeling.
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