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The Perfectly Peculiar Art of Gladys Nilsson

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By Grace Edquist
| Vogue Verified
It’s not more than a few seconds after we meet that the artist Gladys Nilsson, 86, insists on helping me carry my suitcase over the threshold and into her home. Nilsson has lived in a handsome brick house with Craftsman-style interiors in the town of Wilmette, just north of Chicago, since 1976 with her husband, the artist Jim Nutt, 87. The two met in 1960 when they were both students at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Marcia Marcus, a Painter Ahead of Her Time, Finds the Spotlight Once Again

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By Grace Edquist
| Vogue Verified
Provincetown, that euphoric seaside escape at the tip of Cape Cod, has inspired some of America’s greatest post-war artists: Pollock, Frankenthaler, Motherwell. This summer, the case is made that any such list should include Marcia Marcus—a darling of the New York art world of the 1950s and ’60s whose work has received some much-deserved shine lately after decades out of the spotlight.
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The Wondrous Life of Anni Albers

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By Grace Edquist
| Vogue Verified
In December 1929, when Anni Albers was 30 years old, she and three friends from the weaving workshop at the Bauhaus, the experimental German art school, boarded a tiny, four-seater plane they had hired to fly them over Paul Klee’s house so that gifts for his 50th birthday could float down to him from the sky. They revered Klee, a master of modern art and a teacher at the school, and a more typical delivery method seemed inadequate.
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