Ellsworth Kelly inhabits a space between 'isms'

International Herald Tribune | May 10, 2003| | Copyright

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'I've never done this with anybody before,'' says Ellsworth Kelly, a bit hesitantly, as he flips through a thick sheaf of photocopies containing a pictorial inventory that he keeps of his life's work, listed in chronological order. It's a trove of about six decades of paintings and sculptures: expressionistic art-school portraits; his first reliefs, produced in Paris after World War II; the elegant painted abstractions that made his name in the 1950s and 1960s.Soon he is smiling like a proud parent sharing a family scrapbook as he turns the pages, recalling places and ...

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