Ed Moses, the grand lion of Venice, California, sits in a black chair in his studio gallery slowly rotating, watching as studio assistants move his huge paintings on geometric canvases. These are from his crackaleur series, a mutation away from his famous angular grid work. After applying thick layers of paint that season with Moses' "secret sauce" in the outdoor central courtyard of his studio compound, the venerable artist punches the canvases, creating rosettes and shatter patterns. The 88-ye...
Ed Moses: The Lion of Venice Reflects on Maintaining the Fire
The Huffington Post - 10 Oct 2014 20:37
Ed Moses, the grand lion of Venice, California, sits in a black chair in his studio gallery slowly rotating, watching as studio assistants move his huge paintings on geometric canvases. These are from his crackaleur series, a mutation away from his famous angular grid work. After applying thick layers of paint that season with Moses' "secret sauce" in the outdoor central courtyard of his studio compound, the venerable artist punches the canvases, creating rosettes and shatter patterns. The 88-ye...
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