Anne Truitt: Threshold

<i>Anne Truitt: Threshold</i> examines a key decade in the artist's career. During this period, the artist's sculptural innovations evolved in exquisite and sometimes startling new directions, while her drawings and paintings came into greater focus, including the remarkable white-on-white Arundel series. In 1974 she also began keeping a journal, the first volume of which would be published in 1982 as <i>Daybook</i>.

<i>Anne Truitt: Threshold</i> includes excerpts from <i>Daybook</i> alongside other writings, most never published before. Accompanying these writings and extensive photographic illustrations is an insightful new essay by art historian Anne M. Wagner.