Tuesday wisdom: “The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.” —Albert Einstein Photo: Clark in May 1994 (age 53)
Can a wall be beautiful? Yes, it can. Clark’s wall at the Baer residence. Built in 1970, and still standing in Corrales, New Mexico.
“Although a map cannot be reconciled with its terrain, one cannot deny its usefulness. You can’t navigate the earth without a map.” —Clark Richert, Artist’s Statement, 1997 Artwork: R-P Motion (detail), 2003
“My primary concerns are with the structuring and definitions of space, and with the processes by which this is achieved.” —Clark Richert, 1972 Title: Z3 x 11
Clark with painting “Enneacon” at his Blue Silo studio “I see myself as a synthesizer. I try to fuse structure with expression, abstraction with representation, the subjective with the objective, and so on….” -Clark R
Hot fun in the summer sun… Hawaiian shirts forever!! Clark & Barbara, Pool Party, 2021
A recent finding: “Penrose Ether Tessellation” (detail) by Clark Richert.
“Art precedes science.” —Peter Karuso Quasi-Schectman (detail), 2011
Remembering Clark Richert, a great man who believed that art can change the world. #memorialday
Friends of Clark and Amy will gather at the Quadrivium this week to celebrate the birthdays of these two special people. Join us for refreshments, camaraderie, and inspiration! Friday, May 3, 6-10 p.m. 127 E. 20th Ave.
Friday, April 5 at sundown 🌅 Come see Clark’s amazing Quadrivium sculpture as it lights up the intersection at E. 20th and Logan, Denver. It is a contemporary masterwork to behold and an unforgettable experience. For the back story, check o