Pacific Standard Time: Open your eyes to John McLaughlin

"A typical McLaughlin canvas chucks established notions of good composition. Most of his paintings are divided right down the middle, forming roughly equal halves. The right-left division is sometimes made by juxtaposing pairs or groups of rectangles. Other times, one or more vertical bars cut the picture in two. Occasionally, the bars are wide horizontals — so wide that your eyes can't take in both ends at once."  [Read Full Article]

Published by:  Los Angeles Times
On:  10/02/11
Website:  http://www.latimes.com

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