09:34
In the Studio with Marthe Keller
09:28
In the Studio with James Clark
09:36
In the Studio with Jeffrey Bishop
09:22
In the Studio with Creighton Michael
09:06
In the Studio with Judith Murray
09:38
In the Studio with Lucio Pozzi
09:13
In the Studio with Nola Zirin
12:32
In the Studio with Dorothea Rockburne
09:30
In the studio with Jane Logemann
16:50
In the Studio with Gabriele Evertz
16:02
In the Studio with Robert Swain
09:43
In the Studio with James Juszczyk
05:30
Phillis Ideal
09:10
In the Studio with Cris Gianakos
08:23
In the Studio with Thornton Willis
12:30
In the Studio with Ce Roser
13:18
James Seawright - Early Works and Collaborations
13:56
In the Studio with Raquel Rabinovich
09:25
In the Studio with Manfred Mohr
29:01
Time of the Gazing: Raquel Rabinovich
49:54
Alice Adams Interview by Kirsten Swenson at David Hall Gallery
01:08:11
Rebecca DiGiovanna Blurring Boundaries Lecture at South Bend Museum of Art
08:01
In the Studio with Jim Osman
03:05
Steven Alexander Studio Visit: April 2020
02:39
Rhia Hurt, "Seeing Through" site specific installation, Ground Floor Gallery, Brooklyn, 2019
05:09
Susan Smith, American Abstract Artists Studio Visit, New York, 2020
06:13
"Victor Kord, Artist Interview" American Abstract Artists, June Kelly Gallery, New York, 2019
11:42
"Katinka Mann, Artist Interview" American Abstract Artists, Gallery Max Soho, New York, 2019
04:56
On-the-Spot: Mara Held with Brooklyn Rail Studio Visit
01:26:14
Blurring Boundaries Panel Discussion
48:37
AAA Sensory Impact Panel Discussion
08:31
Irene Lawrence Artist Interview
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About
American Abstract Artists is a democratic artist-run organization founded in 1936 in New York City to promote and foster understanding of abstract and non-objective art.
AAA organizes exhibitions, produces member print portfolios and catalogs. It provides a forum to discuss and expand ideas about abstract art by hosting critical panels and symposia, and publishing the American Abstract Artists Journal. AAA distributes its published materials internationally to cultural organizations and documents its member history in the Smithsonian Archives of American Art.
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