…Collections Venezuela, 1979 © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Mediterranean Cruise, 1980 © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Mediterranean Cruise, 1980 © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections…
…and key landing pages combined with more powerful search functionality. The website has been enhanced with researchers, scholars, and students in mind, including for the first time online the artist’s…
…Whalen’s whatever is comfortable, and it’s enough, particularly when bookended by I imagine and I imagine. Its unapologetic self-prescribed leeway is both free and focused; a world inside and out….
…unreal. If my responses are real I start to get real answers back. When the answers come back fake, my exasperation, anger or despair may become real. . . ….
…Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Purchase Order, United States Department of Interior, 20 January 1970, Richard Diebenkorn Foundation Archives © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections On February 15th,…
…public at any time. This extraordinary collection, on view both in the museum and through the launch of this website, combined with the show’s associated publication, offers an unprecedented opportunity…
…Board of the Santa Barbara Museum of Art Award of Merit at the Second Pacific Coast Biennial Exhibition at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Joseph Pulitzer Jr. and Andrew…
…is right and complete there is a cumulative excitement in the sequential encounters with the parts until the work is completely (or as completely as possible) experienced. The pitch of…
…intellectual order. One of the thrills comes from finding answers to unasked questions. In today’s From the Basement, we examine a place that stole Diebenkorn’s heart, viewing it from a…
…available for free to the public at vandorenwaxter.com. “I think what one is about now has intimately to do with what one did yesterday, ten years ago, thirty years ago,”…
…in Collections Untitled, c. 1960–65, ink and charcoal on paper, 14 x 17 in. (35.6 x 43.2 cm) © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Studio Wall, 1963, oil on…
…along the eastern seaboard; collections like these do not exist in California, and their significance is not lost on the young artist. The couple visits the Phillips Collection in Washington,…
…Diebenkorn Foundation in 2007 to research, document and preserve the art and legacy of her late husband. The Foundation assists curators, scholars and historians and provides loans from its collection…
May 1, 2017 By Ara Osterweil Richard Diebenkorn, Ocean Park #54, 1972, oil and charcoal on canvas, 100 x 81 in. (254 x 205.7 cm) © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation It…
…in. (17.8 × 27.6 cm), Collection of the Richard Diebenkorn Foundation © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation A highlight of #Diebenkorn100, the Foundation commissioned fresh scholarship by a diverse trio of contemporary…
…to his work and understanding of his legacy and time through support of exhibitions, loan of artworks, research, publications, archival services and digital initiatives. Its collection of prints, drawings, paintings…
…publication, such as an unresolved collection credit at the time of our provenance research deadlines, is shown here in Revisions. The final dates for provenance research were: volume 2 (1933–1955),…
April 22, 2022 Berkeley, CA Richard Diebenkorn, Cityscape #1, 1963, oil on canvas, 60 1/4 x 50 1/2 in. (153 x 128.3 cm), Collection of the San Francisco Museum of…
…landmark contribution to the study and understanding of Diebenkorn, who Shields asserts is “the greatest artist California has yet produced.” Later periods in the artist’s development have been surveyed in…
…to widen knowledge of the legacy and times of Richard Diebenkorn,” said Dr. Rabinow. As director of the Menil Collection, Dr. Rabinow has overseen the successful completion of a $121…
…York, the Gallatin Collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. He internalized influences from Cézanne, Julio González, Paul Klee, Joan Miró, Mark Rothko…
…a step toward an explanation of their presence in Diebenkorn’s art. Rather than examining clubs and spades alone, we should consider them instead as simply the most visible component of…
…Foundation’s Advisory Committee, and his recent election to the Board was unanimous. Dr. Bailey is a highly regarded specialist in 18th and 19th century French art and an authority on…
…serious study of Matisse’s paintings in East Coast museums, including The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C., The Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the BMA. These seminal examples…
…landscape, to semiabstract and Surrealist-inspired work, to his mature Abstract Expressionist paintings from the Sausalito, Albuquerque, Urbana, and early Berkeley years. The examination is a significant contribution to the study…
October 26, 2016 By Alex Belth Richard Diebenkorn, Seated Figure with Hat, 1967, oil on canvas, 57 3/4 x 61 3/4 in. (146.7 x 156.8 cm), Collection of the National…
…The Cantor has an important collection of other works by Diebenkorn, including paintings, drawings and prints, which are regularly on view in the museum’s permanent collection galleries. The display of…
…side comparisons of unique works and prints made by the aritst—as he often worked out compositions that closely relate to one another in composition, palette and imagery. The Buffalo AKG…
…focused on programming, collections, commissioning, and museum architecture. Over a nearly two-decade tenure at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Ms. Berson most recently served as Deputy Museum Director of…
…viewing of the exhibitions, making the catalogue with its new, scholarly essay by Scott A. Shields, installation and artwork images, and the press release all available for free on vandorenwaxter.com….
…for the CSFA New Year’s Artists’ Ball.80 Decides to leave CSFA. His position at the school is no longer rewarding; the long hours spent at the school and commuting compromise…
…the Museums’ collection.” diebenkorn.org A new and serialized body of research and content developed exclusively by the Foundation will be published this year on diebenkorn.org. Daisy Murray Holman, Head of…
…Area.) The review committee will consider the applicant’s experience, their appropriateness to the SFAI community, and the quality of work and written statements. Fellowship Award The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellow…
Presented alongside an online exclusive exhibition curated by Nicholas May 5, 2020 New York, NY Last fall, Rizzoli New York introduced Richard Diebenkorn: A Retrospective, the most comprehensive monograph yet…
…Friday, April 26, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. is free and the public are invited to attend. The exhibition and its accompanying catalogue aim to present a comprehensive view of…
…Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company, first as a salesman and designer and later as vice president, retiring after fifty years of service. A colleague will later describe him as a “‘straight-arrow’—highly…
…introduces Richard Diebenkorn: A Retrospective, the most comprehensive monograph yet on the distinguished American painter, draftsman, and printmaker for readers of all backgrounds and levels of interest. The book features…
…Yamaguchi View in Collections Drawing session that took place in Richard Diebenkorn’s studio on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley, Calif., 1955. Photographs by Lincoln Yamaguchi View in Collections Drawing session that…
…command to “tolerate chaos,” which might help to explain the exciting flux and the unfussy moments of order uniting his lifetime of work. — Johanna Fateman Read on newyorker.com…
…c. 1944–45, watercolor and ink on paper, 8 x 5 1/4 in. (20.3 x 13.3 cm) © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation Richard Diebenkorn Ongoing. Van Doren Waxter, vandorenwaxter.com As an artist,…
…is internationally recognized for its permanent collection and ambitious special exhibitions drawn from the Museum’s holdings and the world’s finest public and private collections. The Museum’s collection of more than…
…advocated on Diebenkorn’s behalf within the San Francisco Bay Area community. There are numerous examples of him offering Diebenkorn opportunities to sell his work. Lobdell informed Diebenkorn about upcoming exhibitions…
…Eyes of His Students, By Harley Wong Visual Critic Series A trio of newly commissioned #Diebenkorn100 essays in miniature for @DiebenkornFoundation by a diverse group of contemporary visual critics, who…
The free database aims to elevate public access to the artist’s work, with more than 8,000 images and writings October 5, 2021 Gabriella Angeleti Richard Diebenkorn in his Stanford studio,…
…in recent decades. Any comprehensive study of Modernism in America must include Diebenkorn. The question is, how is he to be categorised: figurative or abstract? Except for stays in New…
…Diebenkorn (1922-1993) catalogue raisonné reverses this trajectory: it started because unauthenticated Ocean Park drawings began to surface from 1994; and is hybrid, in print but with an online component providing…
…Calif., 1993. View in Collections Indian block print tablecloth found in Richard Diebenkorn’s Healdsburg studio, Calif., 1993. View in Collections With famous artists, we often feel like we know them….
…torn from other uses. Studio note by Richard Diebenkorn © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Studio note by Richard Diebenkorn © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections Diebenkorn preferred…
…engaged with the possibilities of brushes and pigments to feel free. Eleanor Ray is in her mid-twenties. That is a time in artists’ lives when they ought to be trying…
…from April 26 to July 10 — the only venue on the East Coast. A reception from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Friday, April 26, is free, and the public is…
…Albuquerque, N.Mex., November 1951. Photograph by Nellie Gilman Fryer © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections 1952 Winter: Phyllis completes her undergraduate degree in psychology. Diebenkorn applies for teaching jobs…
…Bern Porter (1947–1950), Sausalito, Calif., 1947, Colby College Special Collections & Archives, Waterville Maine. Used by permission of Mark Melnicove, literary executor for Bern Porter Colby College Special Collections &…
…Waxter Feature Following the Footsteps of Richard Diebenkorn Across California, A special #Diebenkorn100 essay by Ricky Amadour From the Basement An artist studio by Club Triangle, The latest installment of…
…erudite West Coast transplant who planned to study art history at Columbia University. Collector Peggy Guggenheim soon discovered the aspiring artist and, sensing promise, commanded him to make a collage…
…drawings by Matisse and 60 paintings and drawings by Diebenkorn—from museums and private collections throughout the U.S. and Europe. Following the trajectory of Diebenkorn’s career, the exhibition will illuminate how…
…completed, he was sent to Camp Quantico, Virginia. Visiting the museums of nearby Washington, D.C., he took in ideas about Cubism and Surrealism and the history of modern art on…
…20th Intersection (2004)—and curving compositions, as displayed in Diebenkorn’s Divided Street (1961) and Bechtle’s Frisco Nova (1979). Also enrolled at CCAC in the mid- to late-1950s was painter Bernice Bing,…
…and is a contributor in the forthcoming Richard Diebenkorn: The Catalogue Raisonné from Yale University Press. “Steven brings a depth of vision, management and administration, combined with a critical and…
…paper created during the artist’s “Ocean Park” cycle and now in the museum’s Thaw Collection. The drawing was on view for guests that evening alongside other works on paper graciously…
…and is best known and most loved for his sunny, pastel-colored geometric forms dubbed the “Ocean Park” series. The relationship was, of course, one-way, with Diebenkorn studying and incorporating ideas…
…Museum of Art. At each institution, he continued to be enthralled by Matisse’s color combinations, sinuous lines, and flair for composition—and he was intrigued, too, by the former Fauve’s pentimenti,…
Anderson Collection at Stanford University April 23, 2020 Hosted by art historian and the associate director of ITALIC at Stanford, Kim Beil, the micro-video series focuses on a single object…
…G. Diebenkorn © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation The modestly sized oil-on-canvas Seawall (1957) is one of six paintings and hundreds of works on paper by Richard Diebenkorn (1922–1993) in the collection…
…and School; takes granddaughter Phyllis Grant to tour colleges.334 3–9 April: Produces a set of monotypes with Garner Tullis at his workshop in Santa Barbara. The prints are shown in…
…to the endless pursuit of collection and research, and the critical component of friendship. The Diebenkorn–Davenport relationship lived beyond the lifetime of the key players. Their mutual fondness, respect, and…
…on to found the Stanford photography program in 1969. He is most well known for his decade-long project visually documenting more than 110 artists in their studios, an effort commissioned…
…“Matisse/Diebenkorn,” the current exhibition at the Baltimore Museum of Art, frames the American painter Richard Diebenkorn as a stylistic descendant of Henri Matisse. The show’s comparison between the two is…
…the artist in 1952. For specialists and aficionados of the artist, Beginnings is the first time these paintings and others, drawn from the collection of the Richard Diebenkorn Foundation, have…
…‘greatest hits’ approach found in most monographs but instead, mixes with well-known and well-published works a great many paintings and drawings that have not become such common reference points for…
September 3, 2019 By Albert Mobilio Richard Diebenkorn, Seated Figure with Hat, 1967, oil on canvas, 57 3/4 x 61 3/4 in. (146.7 x 156.8 cm), Collection of the National…
…to Stanford, the digitization of his sketchbooks and the documented examination via infrared technology of one of his pivotal works. These elements come together for the first time in the…
Experts share their perspectives on viewing the artist’s work at the Cantor and Anderson Collection March 30, 2020 Director Susan Dackerman and curatorial assistant Jessica Ventura review Richard Diebenkorn’s Window,…
…60 1/4 x 50 1/2 in. (153 x 128.3 cm), Collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation A fair proportion of the early and…
…View in Collections Richard Diebenkorn and family in their home on North Edith Street, Albuquerque, N.Mex., November 1951. Photograph by Nellie Gilman Fryer © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections…
…Art of the University of New Mexico, 2007 AbeBooks Richard Diebenkorn and Carey Stanton: A Private Collection Texts by Marla Daily and Paul Chadbourne Mills. Santa Barbara, Calif.: Santa Cruz…