The Courtauld Gallery’s Abstract Erotic is a delight for two reasons – because an institution that has often seemed locked in ...

Prepare to enter the ugly zone, with 1960s star sculptors Eva Hesse, Louise Bourgeois, and Alice Adams at London's The Courtauld Gallery ...

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Lippard coined “abstract erotic” to describe the art in the Courtauld’s exhibition: it’s about touch, and sensation, but above all it’s about the imagination, which is revealed in all ...

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Abstract art allows me to go beyond the visible—to express emotions, philosophies, and sensations that can’t be pinned down to form. It becomes a space of intuition, where every brushstroke ...

The Pilgrim mother. Ownership unknonw (plaster model). Photographer: A. B. Bogart. Classification Number: 282/B291/999. Accession: 7883 [cropped]. 1 photographic print : b&w, 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 in.

For all the titillating promise of its title, ‘Abstract Erotic’ is not an exhibition explicitly about sexuality. Hesse famously spoke of ‘uckiness’ in her art, and these pieces deliver it in spades.

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