Richard Tuttle

Richard Tuttle, Any Three Colors on my Mind, 1973, détail,

Collection privée, Paris / Dépôt à la Collection Lambert, Avignon
© Richard Tuttle

Born in 1941
American nationality
Artistic movement : post-minimalism
Number of works in the collection : 19

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QUOTES FROM THE ARTIST

“To make something which looks like itself is, therefore, the problem, the solution.”

“My questions about the relation between life and language, the foundation of our sociability, lead me to this conclusion: only the work of art reveals the profound nature of the human being. My pieces resemble words in order to better free themselves from language, mainly writing. I love poetry and literature, but what I want to express cannot be written.”

IN THE EYES OF YVON LAMBERT

“It is at Betty Parsons’ gallery that I had seen for the first time this so disconcerting work. […] It is always difficult for me to speak about him so much my understanding of his work passes almost only by tenderness. For thirty years, I have liked all his work and there is nothing more I can say.”

“It’s that almost nothing so subtle that moves me.”

ADDITIONNAL RESOURCES TO READ AND WATCH

Youtube, Louisiana Channel – Richard Tuttle Interview, Artists are like clouds (2014)
Youtube, Art Basel – Conversation I Premiere I Artiste talk I Richard Tuttle (2012)
Youtube, Guggenheim Museum – The Third Mind : Interview with Richard Tuttle (2016)
Youtube, Art 21 – Richard Tuttle : Staying Contemporary | Art21 “Extended Play (2016)
ArtSpace – Richard Tuttle on Why He Finds Solace in the Spirituality of Art—Not Religion (2016)
Bomb Magazine – Dissimilarity in Unity: Richard Tuttle Interviewed by Osman Can Yerebakan (2019)
Smithsonian – Oral history interview with Richard Tuttle (2016)
Youtube, Tate – Richard Tuttle | TateShots (2013)