Georgia O'Keeffe
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Georgia O'Keeffe
Georgia O'Keeffe (1887-1986) is certainly one of the great figures of twentieth-century art. European audiences associate her mostly with the close-up flower paintings known from posters, postcards, and calendars, with pictures of format-filling, totem-like animal skulls or with the mythic figure of the artist herself as depicted in photographs by Alfred Steglitz. This large-format monograph on Georgia O'Keeffe encourages a more intensive encounter with her work - her idiosyncratic way of painting seemingly characterized by a state of suspension. Her bold picture conceptions and spatial designs are balanced between image and abstraction, between close-up and monumentality, nature representation and artificiality. Georgia O'Keeffe absorbed various influences early in her career - European and American Modernism, for instance, and later those of native cultures-but from the very beginning, her tonal application of pigment and her photograph-like manner of composition served to distinguish her from the European tradition, leading her towards stylisations which even might even be called "pre-Pop." (German edition available ISBN 3-757-1360-3) The artist: Georgia O'Keeffe (Wisconsin 1887-1986 New Mexico). Studied art in Chicago and New York. In 1916, exhibition of a number of charcoal drawings at Alfred Stieglitz's Gallery 291 in New York; in 1917, solo exhibition of her works there. From 1918, she lived with Stieglitz, her husband-to-be, in New York. After his death, she moved to New Mexico, where she painted her most famous pictures. Exhibition Schedule: Kunsthaus ZĂĽrich October 23, 2003 - February 1, 2004
