Alex Katz Exhibits Landscapes at PaceWildenstein and Cartoons at Peter Blum in 2003

Alex Katz's artistry is showcased in two exhibitions in New York City. "Alex Katz: Flowers & Landscapes" at PaceWildenstein presents natural and floral imagery, featuring works like "Yarrow" (2002) and "Grey and Green" (2001), available to view until November 8, 2003. Meanwhile, Peter Blum's "Alex Katz: Cartoon" displays fifteen preparatory sketches for larger paintings, which will remain unframed until November 15. Katz, who has been creating since the 1950s, is known for his ability to combine perceptual observation with meticulous execution, often finishing large works in a single sitting. His distinctive style, influenced by bebop jazz, blends realism and abstraction, reflecting his long-standing interest in landscapes and flowers since the 1960s.