A Picture Is a Shaped Thing: Minimalism and the Problem of ‘European Painting’

Megan Luke, Collegiate Assistant Professor, Art History, the University of Chicago, is modernist with multi-faceted research interests. She co-curated the 2006 exhibition Frank Stella 1958 at the Sackler Gallery at Harvard University. It was the first exhibition to examine the seminal work Frank Stella created in 1958, bringing together more than 20 works from this period of tremendous experimentation and productivity.

This lecture took place on Feb 6, 2011.