St. Marks (16 Frames) 1967

"St. Marks (16 Frames)" (1967) is a vibrant example of Miriam Schapiro's abstract, geometric art. The work, composed of sixteen distinct sections, features a repetitive pattern of silver, red, blue, and gold squares, creating an illusion of depth and movement. Schapiro's use of bold colors and geometric shapes reflects her interest in both Pop Art and Minimalism. The artwork, like many of her pieces, explores the interplay of color and form, inviting viewers to engage with the intricate design and appreciate the visual rhythm it establishes.