Gladys Nilsson: Honk! Fifty Years of Painting Mame-Diarra Niang Son mouvement fluide entre les

Son mouvement fluide entre les genres

du vieillissement

Les vestiges de la civilisation rurale et les traces de l'expansion urbaine figurent parmi les premiers signes de désindustrialisation

These photographs are made respectively in a park overlooking post-industrial New Jersey

Marisa Merz

Gladys Nilsson: Honk! Fifty Years of Painting Mame-Diarra Niang Son mouvement fluide entre lesAn electrifying tribute to the unique career of Gladys Nilsson, pioneer of the Hairy Who movement. Spanning five decades and featuring 100 color plates, this magnificent volume is the most comprehensive monograph to date on Chicago painter Gladys Nilsson (born in 1940). Although Nilsson is best known for the watercolors she began exhibiting in the mid 1960s and as an original member of the Hairy Who, she devoted much of her career to acrylic painting.