Mr. Andre and the painter Frank Stella befriended each other in New York in the late 1950s, and Mr. Andre was deeply influenced by Mr. Stella's rigidly pared-down parallel-line paintings.
So many parallels among the paintings, drawings and prints of each emerge, it's as though they shared the same DNA.
They say that evidence clearly pointed to it being a work by the artist from the use of materials, to style and context, adding there were "plenty of parallels with other paintings by Van Gogh from that summer of 1888".
This frieze has strong stylistic parallels with mural paintings at the great Early Classic metropolis of Teotihuacan in the distant Valley of Mexico.
"I found the parallels between the paintings especially intriguing in that they were not only generated during nonintersecting periods of time, but they were also created using very distinct adaptations of the printmaking process".
"This results in 'glitches' in the line quality that for me mirrored the relationships between analogue and digital forms of production and reproduction," Hibbs notes, "I employ processes, synthesis, sampling, repetition, layering, glitch, rhythm and interval to inform the compositional structure of the paintings in parallel with the structures used to create electronic music". .
Cage's 4 min 33 sec, the work which starts when the pianist raises the lid of the piano and finishes, without him having played a note, four minutes and 33 seconds later, has its parallel in Rauschenberg's white paintings.
So starting last year I continued painting largish canvases, "my paintings", exploring and pushing, while pursuing a parallel effort rooted in the observed world.
The 16 panels of their bisected tops are literally photographs of nothing that progress from white to nearly black, paralleling the tones of the paintings.
Sometimes Marker digitally altered the images to enhance their impact - in the Soho Gallery there are 4 portraits of passengers juxtaposed next to historical paintings that draw parallels using aesthetic symmetry.
