It took us 40 years to make our pilgrimage to Washington to see Robert Motherwells'
Reconciliation Elegy, a work we both have longed to see in the flesh. Washington's museums are wonderful and spectular and free. And my favourite was the East Wing of The Museum of Art; an elegant space, beautifully curated, that made my heart sing. Below are some of my favourites.
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Motherwell, Robert: American, 1915 - 1991. Reconciliation Elegy; 1978: acrylic on canvas: overall: 304.8 x 924.2 cm (120 x 363 7/8 in.
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| Donals Judd, Untitled, 1965, galvanized iron and plexiglass |
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| James Turrell, Deep Sky, 1984, aquatints |
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| Idris Khan, 2009 The Creation, chromogenic print [detail] |
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| Morris Lewis, Beta Kappa, 1961, acrylic o canvas, detail. |
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| Michelangelo Pistoletto, Woman who points, 1982, silkscreen on polished stainless steel |
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| Brice Marden, 1989-91, Cold Mountain 5 [Open], oil on canvas, detail |
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| Fred Sandback, Untitled [Gray Corner Construction] 1968, detail |
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| William Anastasi, 1966-2016, Issue, wall removal |
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| William Anastasi, 1966-2016, Issue, wall removal, detail |
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| Detail of wall treatment beside the escalator |
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