Stanley Boxer Centennial Exhibition at Madelyn Jordon Fine Art
Madelyn Jordon Fine Art is putting on a special show called 'Stanley Boxer: A Centennial Exhibition' to honor the American abstractionist's work over four decades. This exhibition marks what would have been Boxer’s 100th birthday and showcases notable pieces from his 1970s Ribbon Painting Series, along with his later works that emphasize material. Known for his unique approach, Boxer is often called a 'sculptor of paint' for his textured art that blurs the line between painting and sculpture. Throughout his life, he had over 100 solo shows, with his art featured in major museums like the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim. This exhibition is a great chance for fans and collectors to appreciate key works from his estate.
Key facts
- Stanley Boxer centennial exhibition at Madelyn Jordon Fine Art
- Spans four decades of the artist's career
- Includes Ribbon Painting Series from the 1970s
- Boxer described as a 'sculptor of paint'
- Over 100 solo exhibitions in his career
- Work held in MoMA, Guggenheim, Whitney
- Exhibition marks 100th birth anniversary
- Features oil and mixed media on canvas works
Entities
Artists
- Stanley Boxer
Institutions
- Madelyn Jordon Fine Art
- Museum of Modern Art
- Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
- Whitney Museum of American Art