Tracing the Life of New Age Painter Agnes Pelton
Agnes Pelton was a lifelong seeker whose matriarchal, artistic household set her aesthetic course.
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I saw her exhibition in Santa Fe this past winter and it was a stunner! I enjoyed the biographic detail of this article, but the illustrated “comics” depiction and text left me frustrated and deprives those new to Pelton’s work the simultaneous experience of seeing actual images of her, her colleagues and geographic locations, and her remarkable work. Plus, there are occasional typos like “John Martin” instead of John Marin; “Raymond” instead of Raymond Jonson.