Marilyn Kirsch is a gifted artist from New York, schooled in Boston, the wife of a Univeristy Professor. Her influences are Georges Seurat, Mark Rothko, Franz Kline, Robert Rauschenberg, Anselm Kiefer, sculture and architecture.
She's not quite minimalist, but has been called a lyrical abstractionist, which is a little difficult to pin down, depending on which art critic you're listening to.
From my understanding, Kirsch's art is "lyrical" due to surrealist leanings, its spiritual, metaphysical and meaningful content, its exploration of the world, ideas and its mindstates.
She's been one of my favorite artists for some time. Visit her website at http://www.marilynkirsch.com/
No comments:
Post a Comment