We Love Paper

We Love Paper

5 East 82nd Street Third FloorNew York, NY 10028, USA Monday, August 21, 2023–Monday, September 11, 2023

In this exhibition, 20th and 21st century artists illuminate a variety of techniques and innovative uses of one of the oldest artistic materials known.

color study #253 by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Color Study #253

3,900 USD

color study #227 by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Color Study #227

3,900 USD

color study #220 by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Color Study #220

3,900 USD

hard edge forms by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Hard Edge Forms, 1941

14,000 USD

collage #385 by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Collage #385, 1958

18,000 USD

biomorphic abstraction by carl robert holty

Carl Robert Holty

Biomorphic Abstraction

25,000 USD

phenomena michael's diamond by paul jenkins

Paul Jenkins

Phenomena Michael's Diamond, 1975

28,000 USD

phenomena stone strap by paul jenkins

Paul Jenkins

Phenomena Stone Strap, 1975

28,000 USD

vessel bogota #1 by gary komarin

Gary Komarin

Vessel Bogota #1, 2022

14,000 USD

vessel bogota #2 by gary komarin

Gary Komarin

Vessel Bogota #2, 2000

14,000 USD

vessel bogota #3 by gary komarin

Gary Komarin

Vessel Bogota #3, 2000

14,000 USD

untitled (red/black2) by mary mcdonnell

Mary McDonnell

Untitled (Red/Black2), 2012

4,800 USD

Over the course of history, the use of paper as an artistic medium evolved from a fundamental support for sketching and printmaking into a dynamic medium that responded to changing artistic ideologies, social contexts, and technological advances. Its adaptability, portability, and accessibility contributed significantly to the artistic achievements and innovations especially as abstract ideas about what is art gained prominence in the mid-20th century.