Maxine Warren
Maxine Warren: The Universe in Monotype
November 14, 2017 – February 3, 2018
This exhibition highlighted the monotype prints of under-recognized Oklahoma modernist Maxine Warren (1927-2014). After completing an art degree at OSU with well-known regionalist Doel Reed, the Ponca City native went on to dedicate her art to abstraction. Warren relied on her intuition, abstract painterly technique, and vivid color palette to ponder universal truths, such as the redemptive power of love and optimism.
Along with establishing Maxine Warren’s achievement, this exhibition adds to our understanding of women artists’ contributions to postwar abstraction in the Southwest. Drawn from the OSU Museum of Art collection, Maxine Warren: The Universe in a Monotype, curated by Tiffany Sides, is on view from Nov. 14, 2017, through Feb. 3, 2018.
Related Events
11.14.2017 - Reception and Guest Curator's Talk: Tiffany Sides
11.20.2017 - drawingLAB: OSU student Audrey Gleason
01.13.2018 - 2nd Saturday
01.30.2018 - Lunch + Learn: Tiffany Sides
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Major support for the exhibition is provided by Jim Vallion, Malinda and Dick Fischer, OSU Museum of Art Advocates, OSU Museum of Art Founding Patrons and Charter Members, and the OSU/A&M Board of Regents.