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As an artist, teacher, and mentor, was a leader of the independent American realist movement. |
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Originally a newspaper illustrator, is painter of McSorley's Bar and became an important teacher and leader of independent exhibitions. |
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Growing up in Harlem during the Depression, the art of merged realism and abstraction in paintings like Tombstones and Cabinet Makers. |
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With a broad background of international study, this artist employed collage and mixed media to evoke rural and urban African-American life. |
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Held in 1913 in New York, Boston, and Chicago, the controversial, well-attended International Exhibition of Modern Art is popularly known as the Show. |
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The movement emerged out of a synthesis of cubism and abstract surrealism. |
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The approach to abstract expressionism that centers on the work of art as an event, act, or encounter is called gesture or painting. |
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The approach to abstract expressionism that features broad areas of color on very large canvases is called painting. |
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The critic who passionately advocated post-painterly abstraction is . |
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Two of the leaders of minimalist art in the early and mid-1960s are the painter Stella and the sculptor . |
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