Jack Whitten: The Greek Alphabet Series cups from the strictest Brutalism to

from the strictest Brutalism to exuberant whimsy

The exhibition catalog follows the evolution of the company’s design culture

Asymmetrical legs add a contemporary touch

with unseen photographs from the recording sessions and tours

Viewers can expect to see a variety of mediums throughout her work

Jack Whitten: The Greek Alphabet Series cups from the strictest Brutalism toThe first publication to delve deeply into Jack Whittens Greek Alphabet paintings (197578), this volume examines this remarkable series, which consists of variations on abstract, black and white compositions and experiments in mark making. For these works, Whitten employed handmade tools and techniques including the comb, imprint and frottage. The series is illuminated through essays by art historian Courtney J. Martin and Dia curators Donna De Salvo