Jo Baer became a key Minimalist painter in the 1960s through white canvases edged with narrow bands of color and black. In the 1970s she rejected the limitations of orthodox Minimalism and developed a hybrid figurative language drawing from archaeology, landscape and myth.
Painting; drawing
Major Works
- 1964–65Primary Light Group: Red, Green, Blue
- 1967–69Stations of the Spectrum
- 1960sUntitled (White with Black Border)
- 1963Korean
- 1970sH. Arcuata
- 1980sThe Angelus Paintings
- 1980sTestament of the Powers That Be
- 1980sPriests and Personages
- 1990sDusk
- 1960sEdge Paintings
Interviews & Writing
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