This monograph surveys Mary
Boochever’s thirty-year career in the
visual arts. Through paintings,
sculptures, installations and spatial
interventions, Boochever has
developed a language of color that
draws on sources as diverse as the
Kabala and Goethe’s Theory of Colors.
Her works engage the viewer in an
experience of color that is both
perceptually immediate and
philosophically contemplative. At the
heart of her practice is a belief that
such experiences of art have the
capacity to move one beyond a
physical and historical present tense.
As contributor Susan Stoops explains,
Boochever’s artworks allow one to
pass “into an awareness of endless
possibilities.”
Texts by:
Susan Stoops, Philip Vanderhyden,
David Shapiro, Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe
144 pages, 131 color illustrations