The artists iconoclastic work comes to light at last.
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Five small black-and-white prints offer varying interpretations of constellated lines, warped streetscapes, and architectural surfaces.
But who was Bettina?
A lifelong New Yorker one difficult to insert into the citys known histories of art.
Her work dealt in the visual languages of her contemporaries: Op Art, conceptualism, minimalism.
And yet its not clear she had meaningful relationships with any of the better-known artists around her.
Bettinas ambition, like her artworks themselves, was pure and mathematical: It exceeded recognition.
Her ambition was completion.
Her only duty as an artist was to herself.
And you must pursue it!
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