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The Smithsonian, the largest museum and research complex in the U.S., will honor three arts professionals next week with a prestigious award from the Archives of American Art. Among the awardees are ...

One of the foremost artists of our time, Richard Tuttle is often described as a maverick. Tuttle uses a wide variety of materials — from paint to wire to plywood — to create delicate works that defy ...

Since the ’60s and for the entirety of his decades-long career, Richard Tuttle has been challenging and subverting the idea of a canvas as a surface of representation, confronting and deconstructing ...

The papers of New York City and New Mexico based postminimalist artist Richard Tuttle date from circa 1935-2025. The collection measures 28.9 linear feet and 4.14 GB. The evolution of Tuttle's art ...

For this spring’s Logan Lecture series at the Denver Art Museum, Modern & Contemporary curator Gwen Chanzit chose to focus on five artists whose primary concern is for the materials they work with.

Let’s start with the Richard Tuttle exhibition at David Kordansky. Presented were a series of works by Tuttle that were inspired by Calder. Some were maquettes, some were actual works. Richard Tuttle ...

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Whether you call “What Is the Object?” an exhibit or a collection, the display at Bard Graduate Center is utterly dependent on the good faith of its visitors. By Will Heinrich The easiest way to ...

Richard Tuttle is an influential contemporary American artist. Working across media and disciplines, his works are characterized by their thoughtful subtlety. Tuttle’s compositions are formed through ...