Born 1930, Newark, N.J.; died Dallas, 1999 Lozano created an extraordinarily wide body of works, encompassing painting, drawing, performance and works in conceptual media from the early sixties until she withdrew from the artworld in the early 1970s. From the early sexually-charged paintings of tools to the refined abstract paintings of the late sixties that demonstrated her interest in scientific practice, Lozano's work is exact, demanding and formally refined. Her work was most recently shown at a three-gallery presentation in New York and at the Wadsworth Athenaeum, Hartford in 1998.

UNTITLED #130, UNDATED 1960's pencil, colored pencil on graph paper 10 1/2 x 8"

UNTITLED, c. 1970 oil on canvas with perforations 42 x 62"

A BORING DRAWING, 1969 photo lithograph 20 x 25 3/4" ed: 100

Other Artists Jill Baroff Georg Baselitz John Cage Merce Cunningham Richard Deacon Rudolf de Crignis Günther Förg Jakob Gasteiger Tayo Heuser Christine Hiebert Jörg Immendorff Per Kirkeby Douglas Landies Lee Lozano Tom Marioni Barbara Müller Nam June Paik Yvonne Puffer Michael Toenges Markus Weggenmann

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