Where does this artwork take you? Artist Lee Bontecou created this endless space by stretching salvaged conveyor belts over a steel framework and stitching them together with copper wire. See Bontecou’s “Untitled” on view now in our fourth floor galleries. — Lee Bontecou. “Untitled.” 1961. Kay Sage Tanguy Fund. © 2024 Lee Bontecou | MoMA The Museum of Modern Art

We are saddened by the passing of sculptor and printmaker Lee Bontecou (1931-2022). Bontecou rose to prominence in the 1960s burgeoning New York scene. She was one of four women artists included in The Museum of Modern Art’s survey “Americans 1963.” In the gallery dedicated to Bontecou, she contributed a selection of ominous ocular reliefs made from cast-off industrial materials, exemplified by the work currently on view in our exhibition “New York: 1962-1964.” 🎨: #LeeBontecou, “Untitled,” 1959

Join David Weiss as he investigates Lee Bontecou's "Untiled", which is prominently featured in our upcoming sale What Do You See? The Collection of Sidney Rothberg. Learn more about the sale through the link below! https://www.freemansauction.com/auctions/sidney-rothberg-collection-part-1-1800 David Weiss serves as a Senior Vice President of Freeman's | Hindman, and heads the European Art and Old Masters Department. | Freeman's | Facebook