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Red, Green, and Blue Twisted Curves, 1979. The “spectator who looks at my work is part of the work itself,” Riley has said. Collection of the artist. ©Bridget ...

Op Art pioneer Bridget Riley is showcasing a series of her emphatic wall paintings at Galerie Max Hetzler‘s Potsdamer Straße location in Berlin. The show will consist of 13 works in total, more than ...

On one hand Blaze 4 is a simple design concept: a series of concentric circles, lines angled in alternating directions. The kind of thing that, in the hands of someone less attuned to detail, would be ...

Bridget Riley is a British artist known for her singular Op Art paintings. Melding clean lines, color arrangements, and geometric precision she creates optically compelling visual effects, as seen in ...

In 1949, when she was 18, Bridget Riley began formal art study at London’s Goldsmiths’ College. A businessman’s daughter from the agricultural countryside, she had come to the big city, then ...

Starting in the early 1960s, British artist Bridget Riley began exploring a style of art based upon simple geometric forms such as squares, lines, and ovals. Known as Op-art, the works created in this ...

Bridget Riley, final study for “Halcyon” [Repaint] (1971), pencil and gouache on paper, 37 3/8 × 36 inches (collection of the artist, © Bridget Riley 2023, all ...

“These three prints were created by Bridget Riley at Pace Prints during the mid-stage of her career, when she incorporated the bright hues and dynamism for which she is known. In this set of three ...

Britain’s pre-eminent abstract painter looks anew at her career, from her black-and-white 1960s Op Art to her contemporary explorations with color. By Karen Rosenberg “I’m always interested in the ...