
Untitled, from On the Bowery
1971 · Screenprint in color on white wove card
Sheet: 64.9 × 64.9 cm (25 9/16 × 25 9/16 in.)
Art Institute of Chicago

Will Insley (1929) worked across painting, architecture, and utopian urban planning, treating geometric abstraction as both pictorial language and spatial proposition. His paintings are defined by large-area geometric elements, precise and monumental in their formal economy. That same structural thinking extended into his practice as a planner of imagined cities, where architectural drawing and abstract form converged into speculative models of urban life. The work occupies a rare position between Minimalist painting and visionary architecture.
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