#Diebenkorn100

#Diebenkorn100 Born 100 years ago, Richard Diebenkorn (1922–1993) produced a body of work whose beauty and mysteriously empathic nature has long attracted many devotees worldwide. He lived during the period…

New Yorker: Richard Diebenkorn

Richard Diebenkorn, Untitled, c. 1988–92, charcoal on joined paper, 38 5/8 x 24 in. (98.1 x 61 cm) © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation April 6, 2022 This trove of drawings and…

Visual Critic Series – Part I

Time’s going by | Notes on Richard Diebenkorn By Charity Coleman “I think it’s hard for an artist to see himself, really. I’m aware of a predisposition to spareness, or…

Visual Critic Series – Part II

Following the Footsteps of Richard Diebenkorn Across California By Ricky Amadour Artist Richard Diebenkorn passed away in 1993, two years before I was born in 1995, in the small town…

Visual Critic Series – Part III

Richard Diebenkorn through the Eyes of His Students By Harley Wong “[Richard] Diebenkorn was probably the major influence on the direction that my work eventually took,” said artist Robert Bechtle….

A look back at a celebratory #Diebenkorn100

March 14, 2023 Berkeley, CA Richard Diebenkorn in the dining room of the Amalfi Drive house, Santa Monica, Calif., 1984. Photograph by Leo Holub © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation #Diebenkorn100, the…

The World by Air: The Making of the Lower Colorado Series

By Jacquelyn Northcutt October 19, 2023 Correspondence from John DeWitt to Richard Diebenkorn, 5 December 1978, Richard Diebenkorn Foundation Archives © Richard Diebenkorn Foundation View in Collections December 5th, 1978…