Martha Tuttle
is an artist working between the mediums of textile and painting. She lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.
Printing in the desert and listening to radio preachers
By Martha TuttleRecently, I had the pleasure of working with my friend Kyle Simon, who has started Farrington Press outside of Joshua Tree, California. The press is off-grid, meaning it functions on solar power, and the water and materials Kyle brings in strapped to his pickup truck.
Is there such a thing as distance?
By Martha TuttleI 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.
6 September 1986
By Martha TuttleWhen 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.
Outdoor Sculpture: Virtual Edition
By Martha TuttleThe 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.
