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"Artist Alex Katz&amp;#39;s Home and Studio in New York\nIn the SoHo loft that has served as both home and studio since 1968, figurative master Alex Katz readies new works of wry exuberance.\nAlex Katz takes a break in his Manhattan work space amid recently completed canvases, including a first-ever \u201Cdouble portrait,\u201D as he calls it.\nIn the living area are a marble-top low table, a vintage scroll-arm sofa\u2014and a new painting.\nWorks on display in the loft include a framed drawing by Willem de Kooning (on the wall, at center) and three pieces by Katz (from left: Ellen, Edwin and Rudy, and Ada).\nThe kitchen and dining area of the Katz loft, hung with paintings by the artist (left) and Francis Picabia (right).\nArranged on a kitchen cupboard are oil-on-aluminum cutouts by Katz.\nAda and Alex Katz.\nThe artist props favorite images atop the studio\u2019s tool cabinet; below it are oil studies on board.\nDetail of a new work, with a cartoon drawing used to transfer the image to canvas.\nTools of the trade.\nKatz\u2019s Face of a Poet (1972), oil on canvas, renders two views of Anne Waldman.\nAda (2011), a woodblock print of Katz\u2019s wife and muse.\nSelf-Portrait (1978), aquatint.\nModel/actress Ulla van Zeller in Black Hat 2 (2010), oil on canvas.\nTed Berrigan (1967), oil on canvas, captures the poet lost in thought."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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