here’s the link! “O’Keeffe’s Final Paintings”
If you'd like to watch a video recording of my talk on "O'Keeffe's Final Paintings," here it is!
Georgia O’Keeffe: rewarding curiosity
Georgia O’Keeffe never piled on the paint. She worked wet-into-dry, pretty much a single layer of paint requiring serious control to choreograph her textural effects. Within this narrow range that she chose to work, her variations are virtuosic.
Georgia O’Keeffe’s final paintings
In case you missed my zoom talk, it's now available online! It's my first reading from the work-in-progress: Digging for…
You’re invited!
After years of researching and writing, I am giving my first public talk from my book manuscript, "Digging for Stars:…
O’Keeffe’s Texas watercolors: prototype for postwar modernism?
If the Arts News review of the Texas watercolors exhibited in 1958 made the backhanded compliment that they were Georgia…
Georgia O’Keeffe: Far, Wide Texas
As a critic and cultural historian, I find myself more curious about an artist’s formative moments than her culminating masterworks…
Georgia O’Keeffe: Two exhibits
Thanks to The Smart Set for publishing this essay on O'Keeffe -- my first longform work on the artist. The…
O’Keeffe photo by Stieglitz on auction
I love this Alfred Stieglitz portrait of Georgia O'Keeffe (1918), because it's a rare image of her at work. I…