LeWitt Studio

Sol LeWitt, Cube, 1997. Catalogue Raisonné #: 1997.04 Title: Cube Medium: Photogravure Date: 1997 Image Size: 12.1 × 12.1 inches (30.8 × 30.8 cm) Paper Size: 15.6 × 14.1 inches (39.7 × 35.9 cm) Type of Paper: Somerset Satin White, 300 Gram Edition Size: Edition of 25, 5 AP, 1 Publisher’s Proof, 3 PP, 1 BAT, 10 Roman Numerals, 2 TP, NB, W Signature: Signed and numbered lower right Publisher: October Magazine Printer: Kevin Oster, Platemaking by Joseph Montague, Watanabe Studio Ltd., Brooklyn, New York Additional Info: Previously catalogued as M-08 #sollewitt #sollewittprints #krakowwitkingallery

Sol LeWitt, Windows, 1980. Catalogue Raisonné #: 1980.12 Title: Windows Medium: Seventy-two photographs mounted on one board Date: 1980 Paper Size: 16 × 16 inches (40.6 × 40.6 cm) Type of Paper: Kodak Ektacolor 74 RC Paper drymounted on Museum Mount Board Edition Size: Edition of 20, 5 AP Signature: Signed and numbered lower right on each sheet Publisher: Multiples Inc., New York, New York Printer: Akira Hagihara Additional Info: Previously catalogued as M-01 Photographed with Kodacolor 11 110 Cartridge film made up of seventy-two 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches photos - sollewittprints.org #sollewitt #sollewittprints #krakowwitkingallery

When you visit the museum, before you even enter the galleries, there is art all around you! For example, Wall Drawings 450 and 493, two distinct but related wall drawings by Sol LeWitt, that span the wall alongside the stairs leading to our galleries. Seen on the left, Wall Drawing 450 was commissioned for the 1985 Carnegie International. In 1986, LeWitt saw the completed work and decided to extend it with the complementary Wall Drawing 493 Working under instructions provided by the artist, several individuals created these drawings by applying washes of India ink to a primed wall surface. Over time, the ink faded from exposure to sunlight; but in 2007, the drawings were restored to their original color and luminosity using more stable acrylic paints. Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawing 450 A wall is divided vertically into four equal parts. All one-, two-, three-, and four-part combinations of four colors. Installation view, Sol LeWitt, Wall Drawing #450, 1985, Carnegie Museum of Art, gift of Richard M. Scaife to honor Margaret R. Battle, and Wall Drawing #493, 1986, Carnegie Museum of Art, Gift of the artist. Repost from @carnegiemuseumofart . #sollewitt #sollewittwalldrawings #carnegiemuseumofart

Sol LeWitt, Open Cube in Color on Color, 2003. Catalogue Raisonné #: 2003.04 Title: Open Cube in Color on Color Medium: Set of thirty linocuts Date: 2003 Image Size: 11 × 11 inches (28 × 28 cm) Paper Size: 14 × 14 inches (35.6 × 35.6 cm) Type of Paper: Somerset Satin White, 300 Gram Edition Size: Edition of 30, 10 AP, 3 PP, 1 NB Signature: Signed and numbered lower right on colophon only Publisher: Sonia de Juanas, Arte y Naturaleza, Madrid, Spain Printer: Jo Watanabe, Watanabe Studio, Ltd., Brooklyn, New York Additional Info: Previously catalogued as M-26a Also known as “Cubes in Color on Color” - sollewittprints.org #sollewitt #sollwittprints #krakowwitkingallery

Sol LeWitt, ‘Irregular Vertical and Horizontal Bands of Color Superimposed’, 1993. Gouache on paper, 22 1/2 x 21 7/8 in. #sollewitt #gouacheonpaper Repost from @folesdog #yaleartgallery #massmoca #palazzocollicola

Doris Fisher, pure elegance Doris Fisher and Carol LeWitt, 2016 #gap #sfmoma #sollewitt #carollewitt

The official poster for Spoleto 69, created by Giuseppe Penone, has been unveiled. The image is closely connected to the theme that Daniele Cipriani, Artistic Director, has chosen for the Festival’s upcoming edition: Radici (Roots). A return to origins as a way of imagining the future. The artist selects a detail from Le foglie delle radici (The Leaves of the Roots), an installation in bronze and vegetation nearly 10 meters high that will be displayed in Piazza Pianciani. It will be part of the widespread exhibition that the Festival dei Due Mondi will dedicate to his work. In collaboration with the artist’s studio, from June 27 Anafora at Palazzo Collicola and the installation in the Ex Battistero della Manna d’Oro, curated by Saverio Verini, featuring videos from the Epheméris cycle, presented by the Fondazione Carla Fendi. Discover the program → #Spoleto69 #FestivalDeiDueMondi Repost from @festivaldispoleto #guiseppepenone #mahlerlewitt #gagosian

Announcing ‘The Concentric Influences of Sol LeWitt: Foundations, Pivots and Place, opening at RMIT Gallery on 5 June 2026. Instigated and directed by Dr Irene Barberis (RMIT School of Art), this exhibition emerges from her long-term friendship and mentorship with the esteemed American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt. In the 1960s, LeWitt revolutionised the definition of contemporary art by presenting the simple but radical idea that a work of art’s concept is more important than its form. RMIT Gallery is delighted to centre this exhibition around a LeWitt wall drawing; the first to be publicly exhibited in Victoria since 1977. ‘Concentric Influences’ will showcase the work of an established nucleus of international artists who worked closely with LeWitt during his career: Irene Barberis (AUS), John Hogan (USA), Fransje Killaars (NLD), Janet Passehl (USA), Wilma Tabacco (AUS); with a group of invited contemporary Australian artists: Jonas Balsaitis, Emma Coulter, Sarah Duyshart, Robert Hunter, Robin Kingston, Simon Klose, Sara Lindsay, Jordan Mitchell-Fletcher, Kerrie Poliness, Antonia Sellbach, Jacqueline Stojanović, David Thomas and Anne Scott Wilson. To find out more about this exhibition, head to the link in our bio. - Curated by Irene Barberis with Helen Rayment. The Sol LeWitt wall drawing is generously loaned by the LeWitt family and Estate. This exhibition is presented by RMIT University at RMIT Gallery, in collaboration with Metasenta. Graphic design by Zennie McLoughlin. @irenebarberis1 @helenrayment @emma_coulter @sarahduyshart @slindsay.studio antonia_sellbach @jordanm_f @annewilson7705 @rmituniversity @cultureatrmit #ConcentricInfluences #SolLeWitt #RMITGallery #RMITGalleries #RMIT Repost from @rmitgalleries

Sol LeWitt was a founding member of Printed Matter in 1976 to distribute artists’ books. He would say that for ten dollars you could get an original work of art in your mailbox in Iowa. Printed Matter celebrated 50 years at an anniversary benefit dinner. Founder Tribute to Pat Steir given by Joan Jonas. Performance by Lucinda Childs and Anton Batagov. Artist Spotlight - Yusuf Hassan, BlackMass Publishing, introduced by Paul Mpagi Sepuya. Guest of Honor - Ed Ruscha, introduced by Christophe Cherix. Congratulations Lesley A. Martin, Executive Director, Printed Matter; Elyse Benenson, Board President, Printed Matter; all Board Members, Former Board Members, Founding Members, Artists, and Staff. [2] Joan Jonas and Freddy [3] Lucinda Childs and Anton Batagov [4] Gabriella De Ferrari and Bree Jeppson [5] (L-R) Nancy Linn, Melissa Harris, Alice Weiner, Gabriella De Ferrari [6] Ed Ruscha @printedmatterinc #printedmatter #sollewitt #carollewitt #patsteir @broadcove #edruscha

Having completed eight years as Chair of the Yale University Art Gallery Governing Board, Carol LeWitt was celebrated at a dinner at the Gallery. Mixed Company of Yale University @mixedcompany performed two movements of Caroline Shaw’s @carolineadelaideshaw Partita for 8 Voices. Yale President Maurie McInnes presented a commendation on behalf of Yale University @yale . Words of thanks and praise were given by Stephanie Wiles, Director, Yale University Art Gallery; Ted Shen, former Chair, Yale University Art Gallery Governing Board; Jock Reynolds, former Director, Yale University Art Gallery; and Adam R. Rose @adam_jazz_dude , Yale University Art Gallery Governing Board. [2] Molleen Theodore @molleentheodore , Jane and Gerald Katcher Curator of Programs at the Yale University Art Gallery. [3-4] Mixed Company of Yale University [5] Stephanie Wiles [6] Yale University President Maurie McInnes [7] President McInnes and Carol LeWitt [8] President McInnes, Stephanie Wiles, Carol LeWitt [9] Carol LeWitt [10] Stephanie Wiles [11] Ted Shen [12] Jock Reynolds [13] Adam R. Rose [14] Yale University Commendation @yaleartgallery #yaleartgallery #yale #mixedcompanyofyale #carollewitt

Congratulations to @sfmoma and the Fisher family on the opening of Reimagined: The Fisher Collection at 10. Photos 2016 Opening [1] Brice Marden, Chuck Close, Carol LeWitt [2] Doris Fisher and Carol LeWitt #sollewitt #bricemarden #chuckclose #carollewitt #sfmoma

Pat Steir, indefatigable artist and beloved friend, would have been 88 today. Desperately missed by our family. Photo 2012 #patsteir #sollewitt #carollewitt #hauserwirth