“The light is wonderful in Washington, [D.C.]” said artist Anne Truitt in an interview near the end of her life. “I have a lifetime of friends here. It’s the latitude and longitude I was ...

After his visit to Anne Truitt’s Twining Court studio in 1962, the critic Clement Greenberg made a bold assessment: “Now there will be three in Washington.”¹ His comment counted her in importance ...

Top photo: Anne Truitt in her Twining Court studio, Washington, D.C., 1962. Photo by John Gossage courtesy of the Bridgman Art Library. Above image courtesy of the estate of Anne Truitt and the ...

from her home in Cleveland Park to her studio in a carriage house in a Dupont Circle alley called Twining Court. In the Tower: Anne Truitt, the latest installment in the East Building’s ...

WASHINGTON — The main gallery space of the National Gallery's Anne Truitt exhibition is a ... named after one of her studios, "Twining Court," is a single, tall, retiring plinth of black.

The exhibition is a survey of 2- and 3-D sculptures that Truitt made during her 50-year career, in which she studied proportion, scale and color. Hileman said Truitt “created a hybrid of ...