KENNETH NOLAND "CIRCLE I", 1978 Bruce LaBruce photograph The works from Christensen's late

The works from Christensen's late period combine the gestural drama of Abstract Expressionism with the stained surface look popularized by the color field artists

Morrow collaborated with 18 contemporary American artists who created artworks based on the animals in his manuscript

Goldin gives the viewer access to her fascinating friends and exploits

In recent years she has also been intrigued by nature (including flowers and semi-precious rocks)

shortly after the tragedy of 9/11 Pachter created this special lithograph both honoring the fallen and celebrating Canada and the United States' friendship

KENNETH NOLAND "CIRCLE I", 1978 Bruce LaBruce photograph The works from Christensen's lateAs a leading figure of the Color Field movement in the 1960s, Kenneth Noland (19242010) made an essential contribution to American abstraction. His iconic works feature signature forms, including concentric circles, patterned chevrons, and grids. In 1978, he began a particularly intense and fruitful period of creating at Tyler Graphics in Bedford, New York. He became an active printmaker and papermaker, working with different techniques and styles