Lee Bontecou, who vanished from the art world in the 1970s after a star-burst of fame, has spent the past few decades working in a remote Pennsylvania barn, producing a series of huge, ethereal, ...

CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. An interview of Lee Bontecou conducted 2009 January 10, by Dore Ashton, for the Archives of American Art, at Knoedler and Company, in New York, ...

For more than half a century, Lee Bontecou has been peering into the cosmos. Her famously imposing three-dimensional vortexes of the early 1960s—grungy swaths of canvas stitched onto spiraling ...

You might be tempted to describe Lee Bontecou as elfin. There’s no denying that she’s small and lean. And when she tilts forward to tell you, “I’m shy,” you can take it to the bank. At 72 she has the ...

"Published in conjunction with the exhibition Lee Bontecou: drawn worlds, organized by The Menil Collection, Houston, curated by Michelle White. The Menil Collection, Houston, January 31-May 11, 2014; ...

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A traveling show out of New York, True Grit addressed the work of a group of women artists who rose to prominence before the feminist revolution of the ’70s. Organized by Katherine Crum of the Parrish ...

In 1972, when I was a deeply green, 19-year-old Midwestern art student, I was blown away by a Lee Bontecou survey in Chicago. Here were these bilious, bulbous things, ominous, outlandish, alarming, ...