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Avoiding the fashionable trends of the 1960s, Seymour Boardman’s work resonates like jazz within images reduced to their essence. Called a geometric colorist, his style deviated from the iconic bold and autonomous gestural brushwork of the times in favor of deliberate eliminations creating negative space, eliciting a dark, contemplative beauty.
Ilya Bolotowsky, “an heir to Mondrian”, was a member of The Ten Whitney Dissenters and a fierce advocate for abstract expressionism. His work further refined De Stijl, showing how neoplasticism “can achieve unequaled tension, equilibrium, and harmony” …