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A deeply talented creative life cut short...on Jul

A deeply talented creative life cut short...on July 10, 1972 #LibbieMark passed away from lung cancer at age 66 in New York City, leaving many #AbstractExpressionist artworks in her family’s possession, and countless others in public and private collections. A true innovator with her beautifully textured and complexly-colored collage painting technique, Libbie Mark really hit her artistic stride in the 1960s, after studying with Vaclav Vytlacil at the Art Students League and Hans Hofmann in Provincetown.The Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund, in partnership with gallery #BerryCampbell, tell Mark’s story to ensure that more attention is paid to her and other important yet underrecognized female artists.One of the ways Libbie’s legacy carries on is though her representation in public and private collections. Please swipe for images of Mark and 5 great paintings placed in collections by Berry Campbell:1. Libbie Mark in her studio on East 71st, 1959 or later. Inv. no. ARCHJM–002. © Dena (Dinah Rubinstein), Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund Collection.2. Untitled Collage Painting, c. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 24 x 15 7/8 in. BC Inv. No. MARK-00010; LMPF Inv. No.14JM; Private Collection3. Collage Painting No. 67-6, 1967. Acrylic and paper collage on paper, mounted on canvas
39 7/8 x 30 1/4 in. BC Inv. No. MARK-00004. LMPF Inv. No. 13JM; Private Collection4. Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 40 1/8 x 30 in. BC Inv. No. MARK-00007; LMPF Inv. No. 26JM; Private collection.5. Collage Painting No. 3, 1962. Acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on canvas, 30 1/4 x 20 inches. BC Inv. No. MARK-00012, LMPF inv. No. 01R; Private Collection6. Collage Painting No. 4 or No. 5, 1964. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 30 × 24 in. BC Inv. No. MARK-00008, LMPF inv. No. 48JM; Private CollectionAll images: Roz Akin, Courtesy Berry Campbell. All paintings © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund.To read Libbie’s bio, view a timeline of key life events, and view so many more paintings, please visit our website (links in bio), and please like and follow @LibbieMarkArtist and @BerryCampbell.

Time flies when you’re having a major gallery show

Time flies when you’re having a major gallery show! #LibbieMark’s solo exhibition at #BerryCampbell ENDS on Friday July 10! If you haven’t seen the beautiful, colorful and textural #AbstractExpressionist collage paintings at the gallery, go this week before it is too late.“...the painterly language of New York Action Painting is broached in a way where paint cohabits the surface with paper in energetic bursts of color, energy, and tactility.” -Liam Otero / @Artstigator“Libbie Mark: Abstract Expressionist”
Berry Campbell
524 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001
June 4–July 10, 2026
Gallery hours: Monday–Friday, 10am–6pmFor more info about this exhibition, please visit Berry Campbell’s website. And for more info about Libbie, please visit our website and follow her @LibbieMarkArtist and @BerryCampbell accounts on Instagram. All links in bio.
Artwork images:Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on Masonite, 17 7/8 x 11 7/8 inches. LMPF Inv. no. 45JM. BC inv. no. MARK-00005.Collage Painting No. 63-1, 1963. Acrylic and paper collage on paper mounted on panel, 24 x 15 7/8 inches. LMPF Inv. no. 42JM. BC inv. no. MARK-00041.Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 36 x 24 inches. LMPF Inv. no. 27JM. BC inv. no. MARK-00039.Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. Acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 24 1/8 x 18 inches. LMPF Inv. no. 02JM. BC inv. no. MARK-00034.Untitled Collage Painting, ca. 1965. acrylic and paper collage on masonite, 24 x 15 5/8 in. LMPF Inv. no. 06JM. BC inv. no. MARK-00036.All images including gallery views: Roz Akin, Courtesy Berry Campbell. All paintings © Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund.@womeninthearts @makingtheirmarkorg @all.the.lady.artists @thegreatwomenartists @womeninabstractart @women_artists @women_in_art__ @wherearethewomenartists @frida__and__ @wearewia @plain_sight_archive @famm_mougins #WomenInTheArts #WomenOfAbstractExpressionism

From @GalleriesNow: “In Focus: Libbie Mark: Abs

From @GalleriesNow:“In Focus: Libbie Mark: Abstract Expressionist”
Berry Campbell, New York
Thu 4 Jun 2026 to Fri 10 Jul 2026
524 W 26th Street, NY 10001Berry Campbell presents Libbie Mark: Abstract Expressionist, focusing on Mark’s “collage paintings” from the 1960s. Working between New York and Provincetown, Mark developed a singular, experimental approach to painting, creating works distinguished by their rich materiality, tactile surfaces, and sophisticated color relationships, merging painterly gesture with collage-based construction, positioning her work within the broader experimental currents of postwar abstraction.Though largely overlooked during her lifetime, Mark was deeply engaged with the artistic milieu of the postwar New York School. While studying at the Art Students League in the late 1950s, she attended Hans Hofmann’s final Provincetown summer session in 1957, an experience that proved formative to the evolution of her practice. By the early 1960s, Mark had developed her richly textured “collage paintings” that became her signature, combining gestural abstraction with layered surfaces constructed from crumpled paper, pigment, and impasto.In 1962, Knapik Gallery presented Mark’s first and only solo exhibition during her lifetime, Libbie Mark: Paintings and Collages. In reviews in ARTnews and Manhattan East, critics noted the works’ “color brilliance” and “vividly sensuous response to visual experience,” recognizing Mark’s key balance between spontaneity and control within her compositions. Mark later exhibited with the Vectors group, an important collective of artists active in New York throughout the 1960s.Today, renewed attention has positioned Mark among a generation of women artists whose contributions to Abstract Expressionism and postwar painting are only now being more fully reconsidered.
Images Roz Akin Courtesy @BerryCampbellAlso FYI!Summer Holiday Schedule
Closed Friday, July 3 - Sunday, July 5, 2026Summer Hours
Monday - Friday, 10 am - 6 pm

A new (to us) #LibbieMark painting from 1953 will

A new (to us) #LibbieMark painting from 1953 will be included in the exhibition “Making Space: American Women Artists and the Century of Change” which opens on Thursday, July 2 at @LincolnGlennGallery!

In the early 1950s, Libbie was painting in her home basement studio in Great Neck, Long Island and taking classes with Betty Holliday Deckoff and other important artists at the Great Neck Adult Education Program. GNAE provided a strong foundation for Libbie’s artistic practice; she later studied at the Art Students League with Vaclav Vytlacil in 1956-8 and with Hans Hofmann in 1957.

The exhibition is on view at Lincoln Glenn’s 542 West 24th St Chelsea location from July 2 - August 22, 2026 and a catalogue by Clanci Jo Conover is available at the gallery.

To see many more works by Libbie, please visit her solo show “Libbie Mark: Abstract Expressionist” at @BerryCampbell, on view through July 10.

Image: “Composition in Green,” 1953. Oil on canvas, 36 x 18.” LMPF Inv No. 03U, Private Collection. Image courtesy Lincoln Glenn Gallery.

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