Howard Hodgkin: The Way We Live Now Joseph Masheck Inhabiting sparse

Inhabiting sparse

Heizer draws on both ancient and contemporary architecture and art

figurative cutouts with gestural strokes of oil paint

are characterized by their vivid color

Howard Hodgkin: The Way We Live Now Joseph Masheck Inhabiting sparseThe Way We Live Now pairs prints by Howard Hodgkin with Susan Sontags 1986 New Yorker short story of the same name, which was borrowed from an 1875 novel by Anthony Trollope. Six lift ground color aquatints by Hodgkin, all from 1990, are bound into the bookwith the print Fear Gives Everything Its Hue, Its High included twice, as originally publishedand the dust jacket is hand painted in tempera by the studio. Told through fragments of conversation,