color–shape–line
August 16 - December 17, 2023 Admissioncolor–shape–line is a selection of works from the Daum collection that focuses on abstraction since 1965. The exhibition showcases artists from around the world who have utilized the visual language of color, shape, and line to communicate their subjective experiences. Approaches from geometric to lyrical abstraction are present in this grouping. While the degree of departure from representation varies, all the pieces in the exhibition invite the viewer to interpret and share in the process of understanding.
Exhibition Photos
Karen Kunc, “New Elemental Dawn,” 1991; woodcut; 37 x 52 in. Gift of Dr. Harold F. Daum.
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Robert Natkin, “Apollo,” 1975; acrylic on paper; 24.250 x 19.250 in. Gift of Dr. Harold F. Daum.
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Sol LeWitt, “Wavy Brushstrokes Superimposed,” 1995; etching; 35 x 35 in. Gift of Dr. Harold F. Daum.
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Valerie Beller, “Bosque,” 2008; oil on canvas; 50 x 50 in. Gift of Dr. Harold F. Daum.
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”
Jim Waid, “Chanticleer,” 1992; acrylic on canvas; 84 x 133 in. Museum purchase.
Installation view of “color–shape–line.”