- Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York
- Post-minimalist Sculpture
- Free-standing Flasher Panels
- Graphite on Gesso
- Masonite
Rosemarie Castoro developed a practice from large geometric paintings, graphite drawings and sculptural wall works that translate bodily movement into abstract structure. Her work emerged from the downtown New York minimalist scene while maintaining a distinctly choreographic sensibility.
Painting; sculpture; drawing
Gallery Representation
Major Works
- 1960sBlue Red Gold Pink Green paintings
- 1969Cracking
- 1970sDance Drawings
- 1970sFlashers
- 1970sBrushstrokes in Cement
- 1960sLandmark Paintings
- 1970sGraphite Wall Drawings
- 1960sColored Grid Paintings
- 1970sBaroque Staircase
- 1970sGiant Brushstroke Sculptures
Museums & Public Collections
Interviews & Writing
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