Tomie Ohtake began painting in São Paulo in her late thirties and developed a long career spanning gestural abstraction, color-field-like painting, printmaking and monumental public sculpture. Her work moves between atmospheric veils of color and sharply defined arcs, folds and curves.
Painting; printmaking; sculpture
Major Works
- 1959–62Blind Paintings
- 1960Untitled
- 1972Untitled
- 1988Untitled
- 1991Untitled
- 1988Monument to Japanese Immigration, São Paulo
- 1988Public sculpture, Avenida 23 de Maio
- 2000sUntitled red sculpture
- 1970sWhite paintings
- 1980sColor field works
Interviews & Writing
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