Ellsworth Kelly Adds A Pop Of Color To LACMA

Last month the Los Angeles County Museum of Art unveiled Ellsworth Kelly: Prints and Paintings. An American born artist and a true legend in his field, Kelly is known as one of the most important purveyors of American abstraction.

A painter, sculptor, and ultimate master of his craft, Ellsworth Kelly is an iconic figure whose style has influenced all those who proceed him in the world of Modern Art.  He is best known for his minimalistic, multi-paneled and monochromatic canvases.  Focusing on his stylistic techniques, Kelly takes simple geometric shapes and swatches of color and creates a masterpiece with each work of art.

This is the 1st retrospective of Kelly’s print work since 1988, and thanks to the Jordan D. Schnitzer and Family Foundation, the LACMA showcases over 100 prints by the brilliant artist.   The exhibit is a retrospective examination laid out in thematic order.  Highlighting various prints and lithographs, Ellsworth Kelly’s work definitely adds a pop of color to the museum and is sure to brighten every museum goer’s experience. Exhibition ends April 22nd, for more details visit: LACMA.

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