An artist whose paintings Donald Kuspit calls “at the height of their time,” Jacqueline Humphries’ “abstract pictures emerge out of the fundamentals of minimal and conceptual painting.” With a range in style from multihued canvases to paintings of solid black with only minimal gray tones interspersed, to NeoPointillist fields of dots, Humphries’ works “bring in sovereignly new, unused solutions full of emotionality, artistic energy and intellectual intensity.” This book includes an original essay by Donald Kuspit and an introduction by Ute Riese.