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sharing a recent post from our friends at @PLAIN_S

sharing a recent post from our friends at @PLAIN_SIGHT_ARCHIVE. Thanks for the boost!Libbie Mark (1905-1972) and the Vectors Artist Group
The research done by Jennifer Uhrhane (@jenniferuhrhane Curator and Consultant to the Libbie Mark Provincetown Fund) exemplifies the creative community we love to celebrate and amplify.The Vectors Artist Group was a collective of New York artists “spanning ten years that consisted of twenty-three artists” a majority of whom were women (active from 1957 - 1967.) A deeply researched essay is available online at https://libbiemark.com/vector-artist-group/.We love this activation of precious primary source material gathered from multiple sources — leading to a constellation of artists to learn more about including @libbiemarkartist.Also the Vectors graphic is just stunning!Image 1: 92nd Street Y Kaufmann Art Gallery Vectors Art Exhibition postcard, 1957. Rhoda Sklar Platt Papers, Collection Judith and Selina Trepp.
Imade 2: The first exhibition including artist Libbie Mark - Riverside Museum Vectors 6th Annual Exhibition postcard, 1963. Ben and Evelyn Wilson Papers, George Segal Gallery, Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ. @montclairstategalleries#vectorsartistgroup #libbiemark #Vectors #LibbieMarkArtist #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund #jenniferuhrhane #Vectors #LibbieMarkArtist @JudithTrepp @SelinaTrepp @92ndStreetY @berrycampbell

“Arguably, no other painter surpassed Mark’s a

“Arguably, no other painter surpassed Mark’s ability to interweave collage into the painted surface and generate dramatic visual effects.” —Jillian RussoWe are so excited to announce that @WomansArtJournal has just released their Fall/Winter issue which features “Interplay: Libbie Mark’s Collage Paintings and Women Artists’ Networks,” an article on @LibbieMarkArtist by #JillianRusso!“... the collage paintings of postwar artist Libbie Mark offer new constructive exercises and formal discoveries that contribute to the rich histories of collage....Russo frames Mark’s history and visual relationships within the durable networks of women artists in New York and Massachusetts.” —Co-Editors-in-Chief #JoanMarter and @AlizaEdelmanOrder your copy of this #WomansArtJournal issue at womansartjournal.org. For more info on Libbie Mark, please click links in bio. The artist is represented by @BerryCampbell. Please follow and share!#LibbieMark #LibbieMarkProvincetownFund #AlizaEdelman #BerryCampbell #BerryCampbellGallery #FemaleArtist #WomanArtist #WomenArtists #AbstractMark #CollagePainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent #ArtStudentsLeague @AslNyc @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia @plain_sight_archive

In honor of election day, a selection of red, whit

In honor of election day, a selection of red, white and blue paintings by #LibbieMark. Please swipe beyond the first one for 3 works from the 1950s, and 3 from the 1960s:VOTE VOTE VOTE. (Vote for your favorite)RED/WHITE/BLUE: Untitled #CollagePainting, 1960s. acrylic and paper collage on canvas, 20 x 16 in. LMPF Inv. no. 08JM.1950s
RED: Untitled, 1950s. acrylic on paper, 6 x 4 in. LMPF Inv. no. 12J.
WHITE: Untitled, 1959. ink and acrylic on paper, 5 3/4 x 4 1/2 in. (sight). LMPF Inv. no. 37JM
BLUE: Untitled, 1959. acrylic on canvas mounted on linen, 14 1/4 x 10 in. LMPF Inv. no. 22R.1960s
RED: AT&T, 1961. acrylic and collage with silver leaf on canvas, 28 x 40 in. LMPF No. 01DG
WHITE: Therapist, 1962. ink and wash on canvas board, 19 1/2 x 14 1/2 in. LMPF No. 02DG
BLUE: Collage Painting No. 6, 1961. acrylic polymer latex and paper collage on paper, mounted on composition board. 18 x 24 in. LMPF No. 47JM, BCG No. MARK-00001To see other #LibbieMarkArtist works, please visit @BerryCampbell’s website, as well as Mark’s. Links are in bio. Please share and follow, and #VOTE. All works ©#LibbieMarkProvincetownFund@LibbieMarkArtist #BerryCampbell #AbstractMark #SurfaceTexture #ImpastoPainting #1960sPainting #SixtiesPainting #1950sPainting #FiftiesPainting #AbstractExpressionism #AbstractExpressionist #AbstractPainting #FemaleArtist #BerryCampbellGallery #ArtistEstate #ArtistLegacy #ArtisticLegacy #WomanArtist #WomenInTheArts #NewYorkArtist #ProvincetownArtist #HansHofmannSchool #HansHofmannStudent #ArtStudentsLeagueStudent @AslNyc #ArtStudentsLeague @womeninabstractart @womeninthearts @women_artists @thegreatwomenartists @frida__and__ @nogreatwomenartists @wearewia

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