Scegli un'atmosfera e la stanza stessa risponderà: la luce si rinfresca o si scalda, l'aria cambia ritmo e solo le opere che racchiudono quella sensazione emergono dal buio. Tutto il resto recede nell'ombra.
Gene Kloss: A Visionary of Southwestern Landscapes and Ritual Gene Kloss (née Glasier; July 27, 1903 – June 24, 1996) stands as a singular figure in American Regionalism, celebrated for her extraordinary ability to distill the essence of Pueblo culture onto lithograph prints—a feat accomplished entirely from memory. Born Alice Geneva Glasier in Oakland, California, she possessed an innate fascination with the dramatic vistas and spirit
ual traditions of the Southwest, particularly the Taos region where she established herself as a prolific artist. Her formative years were marked by exposure to both artistic instruction – notably under Perham Nahl at UC Berkeley – and a deep appreciation for literature and music fostered by her family’s intellectual environment. Early Artistic Influences: Kloss's training in life class and anatomy instilled a meticulous attention to…