The works of art exhibited in the "Back to Basics" exhibition came from the collection of the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation. The 46 large-scale works explores the range of geometric abstraction from 1960 Colorfield painting, Hard-Edge and Minimalism to the present. The artist's goal was to reach something vital and fundamental in the human experience in the most basic way.
The exhibition continues Tuesday-Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm, through December 6. The museum is closed on Mondays, and November 26 & 27 for Thanksgiving.
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| Victor Vasarely, TRIDIUM, 1960, painted wood |
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| Frank Stella, SIMJERLI VARIATIONS SQUARED WITH COLORED GROUNDS, 1981, offset lithograph and screenprint, six prints |
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| Ellsworth Kelly, painted wood sculptures, 1982, painted aluminum |
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| Josep Albers, HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE UPON ARRIVAL, 1958, oil on board |
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| Frank Stella, BONIN NIGHT HERON, 1979, hand-painted screenprint on paper |
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| Gallery goers enjoying the art. This one is by Anish Kapoor; entitled BLOOD MIRROR III, made in 2000, of stainless steel and lacquer. |
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