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Martha Tuttle

is an artist working between the mediums of textile and painting. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Is there such a thing as distance?

By Martha Tuttle

I read a few months ago that the pre-Socratic philosopher Thales of Miletus believed that our world had emerged from mud, and back to mud it would return.

Martha Tuttle, <em>Water / Skin</em>, 2017. Relief and digital printing on hand assembled paper, 36 1/2 x 25 inches. Courtesy ULAE.

6 September 1986

By Martha Tuttle

When I think of Judd as a writer, I think of his ability to see. Which is to say, I locate this beautiful specificity in the way that when Judd writes about an artist, he writes about that artist.

Film Still of <em>Somewhere in West Texas</em>, 2015.

Outdoor Sculpture: Virtual Edition

By Martha Tuttle

The stones at the base of a mountain or those of a rolling meadow are like a pack of dogs at rest, wild pigs running chaotically, or calves frolicking with their mothers.

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JUNE 2020

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