Kenneth Noland's Shaped Canvases at Hunter Dunbar Projects

Hunter Dunbar Projects in New York presents "Kenneth Noland: From Center to Edge," a focused exhibition of the artist's work from the 1960s to early 2000s. The show highlights Noland's mid-career shaped canvases, such as "Slants" (1976) and "Up and Down" (1978), which explore spatial ambiguity and visual dynamism. Noland, often labeled a Color Field painter, resisted such terms, and the exhibition positions his practice as a generative force in abstract painting. Works like "Sea Purse" (1962) and "Mysteries: Costa del Sol" (2001) demonstrate his use of color harmonies. The installation groups works by tonality, emphasizing Noland's under-appreciated role in expanding abstraction. On view through June 26, 2026.