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In their material forthrightness the paintings are close at times to those of Manzoni or Ryman, but in Hutcheson's canvases the single-mindedness of those artists' whites is replaced by coagulations of one tone within another; even what might be called the host color is more impure t han white, for instance, a sort of patinated ivory that emanates pensiveness. We have our coagulations, we have our phyloginations, we have our glomming," says Rebecca Jung, one of the two women and four men who comprise today's Pilobolus dancers. |
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