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"In her latest work, Recitative, artist Jennifer Bartlett uses her trademark graph lines and dots of paint on 372 baked enamel-on-steel plates to explore music through color and structure. Bartlett first discovered pointillism as a child through Vincent van Gogh and Georges Seurat, and she came of age during the era of Sol LeWitt&amp;#039;s and Robert Ryman&amp;#039;s influence on the New York art scene. She eventually found her own success with Rhapsody, a major installation at the Paula Cooper Gallery in 1976. Compared to her earlier works, Recitative is bolder and more methodical; the purely abstract piece runs along three walls of Manhattan&amp;#039;s Pace Gallery, totaling more than 158 feet in length. It evolves energetically and intuitively with shifts of color, pattern, and brushstrokes, coaxing an otherwise complex piece into a burst of warmth.  Jennifer Bartlett: Recitative, The Pace Gallery, 545 West 22nd Street, New York, through February 26; thepacegallery.com For more Don&amp;#039;t Miss events, click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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