JACK YOUNGERMAN
chronology
In 2011, Margo Leavin Gallery in Los Angeles exhibited a broad selection of works on paper in Jack Youngerman, 150 Small Works on Paper
Of the exhibit, the critic David Pagel said in the L.A. Times said, "Youngerman’s handmade abstractions are all about physicality. They invite
you to see and savor every micro-millimeter of acrylic, every ghostly trace of
graphite, every matte expanse of gouache, every rough edge and smooth
contour."
In 2013, Youngerman exhibited large scale paintings at Washburn Gallery
in Triads Tondos Foils
In the same year, he mounted an installation of seven fiberglass sculptures at
LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton. The exhibit, which was on view through
spring and summer until October 2013, featured an important body of work
from the 1970s and 1980s.
In May of 2013, Youngerman was the subject of a survey at The Drawing Room
in East Hampton, NY that featured over six decades of small paintings and
drawings. The exhibit, Jack Youngerman, Works on Paper, 1951 - 2012 was
widely applauded.
The Pollock-Krasner Foundation bestowed Youngerman with the prestigious
Lee Krasner Award in 2014.
In 2017, The Menil Collection in Houston presented Between Land and Sea:
Artists of the Coenties Slip, curated by Michelle White. The exhibition, on
view from April 14 - August 6, featured works by Chryssa, Robert Indiana,
Ellsworth Kelly, Agnes Martin, Lenore Tawney and Jack Youngerman.
Youngerman's 2019 exhibition at Washburn Gallery, titled Cut-Ups, is widely
acclaimed.
Installation Black & White at LongHouse Reserve
Laurie Lambrecht photography
