Feb 13, 2026, 12:34 PM
A studio conversation between Ronnie Landfield and Wei Wei tracing the rise of Lyrical Abstraction in 1960s New York, where color, landscape, and painterly risk converge into a lived philosophy of painting.
Peter Reginato reflects on his fusion of Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, and Color Field painting and his philosophy of constant artistic reinvention in a new interview.
I often think that freedom is the final and most elusive ingredient in making art. When you shake off the outer voices as well as the self-imposed rules, and listen only to the work you’re making.
A new acquisition to the Art Students League’s permanent collection.
As an artist I reserve the right to change everything when I choose to.
It was just me, surrounded by so much amazing artwork night after night, just me, a flashlight and the collections of popes, kings, and pin-drop silence.
In Christopher Gallego’s drawings, it is as if you are underwater, and all of the usual sounds, shuffles, and animation of life goes silent, and you find yourself in this sensorially pared-down but visually heightened world.
Q: What is the longest time you went without creating art?
A: Never.
The most important quality in an artist is honesty and the willingness to go beyond past successes.