Lee Krasner at KASMIN Eddie Martinez at MITCHELL INNES & NASH

[@lgreeniful]

I love these glimpses into the NYC galleries. Your off the cuff art history shares are the best part! Thank you, Kate

[@jameskalmroughcut]

Thanks for the kind words...JK

[@urbangardener66]

James you really scored with that one. What a double header. Love the connection you discuss between generations. Lee Krasner..my appreciation and admiration for her talent grows with every new painting I see. Thanks James and than you Kate.

[@Cam2Art]

Are the early Lee paintings reminiscent of Mark Tobey, a favorite of mine back in the day, 1960's.

[@bearbait7405]

Blown away. Thank, you, Kate. 👩‍🎨

[@richardmundy4288]

Thank you for your postings...now living and getting old in New Hampshire; I miss my time living in the BIG APPLE during the 70's & 80's as a textile colorist.

[@chezceleste]

Thank you Kate.

[@grebdnirts]

Thanks there James for your gallery and museum visits. You do a great job reflecting contemporary and modern art. Greeting from Sweden.

[@kimwilkie9819]

Thank you Kate!

[@baeuy]

Love the Martinez paintings, thanks for the vid.

[@petergordon4456]

Nice one James hope life is well thanks for sharing hope you are well . Peter Scotland

[@claureic]

They have 4 Little Images in the show. Incredible!

[@mayormc]

Wow. Another home run. These are all very impressive pieces.

[@tonsfocus]

I've become rather fond of Lee Krasner, and the variety of this span of works shows there's more to be discovered. I wonder how much connection there was b/t her and Richard Pousette-Dart and/or Wifredo Lam? Thank you as ever James, and Kate.

[@yummbear666]

That guitarist 🔥🤘

[@hamtodey]

Great...thank you...

[@naokoiwata5308]

thank you james for sharing this.

[@claureic]

ooof! Great

[@michaelrowe1907]

Always felt Lee Krasner a stronger Artist than Pollack and sacrificed a lot of her career promoting his work. THANK YOU KATE JAMES and LOREN ❤

[@abacus749]

8.54mins. Peggy Guggenheim suggested in 1943 to Jackson Pollock he look at 12th century Japanese collages. Lee Krasner might show of the influence of Japanese collages in this painting

[@richardmundy4288]

We're these odes to Albers...was she influenced....color theory.?

[@TD-qi2rw]

James , get a wrist strap for that camera ! Namaste !

[@wmg5852]

Kinda liked the Eddie Martinez stuff: it's nothing earth-shattering, reminds me a little of Corneille with some of the color areas whited-out. IMHO it is damn-near impossible to come up with anything today in the world of abstract/non-objective art that isn't derivative. And though I enjoy Lee Krasner's work, the Rothko-type things were forgettable.

[@adriancarroll6995]

Bad painting (em)

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Horrible music..