Sean Scully Closes His Windows
THE NEW YORK TIMES
By Will Heinrich
For artists, the new pandemic reality means canceled exhibitions, day-job uncertainty, and fears of an industrywide contraction. Like everyone else, they’re trying to adjust. But those lucky enough to be working are also rethinking their practices, pivoting to new forms, media and colors to describe a troubled new world. We are checking in with some of them about what’s changing in their studios, starting with the Irish-American painter Sean Scully. With work in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and London’s Tate, Mr. Scully is most famous for paintings of deceptively simple geometries, especially broad stripes. [More]
By Will Heinrich
Sean Scully’s new “Dark Windows” paintings.Credit...Sean Scully; Elisabeth Bernstein |