The following is excerpted from "Terry Winters: An Imagist Who Dances With Chance" from The New York Times:
August 22, 2001, By JEFFREY KASTNER
TERRY WINTERS greets a guest at the door of his TriBeCa studio, apologizing for the din of the air-conditioner struggling to cool his large workspace. Inside, a few half-finished paintings lean against the walls, work on them temporarily suspended as Mr. Winters prepares for a trip to his second home, in Geneva. Just a few weeks earlier, (showing 500 of 7041 characters). |
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