Joyce Kozloff’s Patterns of Protest

Hyperallergic by Hyperallergic

Dec 17, 202492:50Arts

In 1973, gallerist Tibor de Nagy gave Joyce Kozloff a call. His voice quivered as he told her that Clement Greenberg had just left the back room after giving a searing review of her latest work. Greenberg had scoffed at...

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