Eva Hesse’s life story exudes drama ... really the first one to do a full book about Hesse and combine her own personal knowledge of the artist with excerpts from the journals.

“Eva liked when the work was more absurd because it was her view on life being absolutely ... the intimate nature of Hesse’s work and how she brought a more personal sensibility to her use ...

In the mid-to-late 1960s, artist Eva Hesse created sculptures ... that were highly personal and “on the borderline of uncontrollability,” as one critic put it. “Life doesn’t last.

Eva Hesse’s monumental work of ... There isn’t a thing in my life that has happened that hasn’t been extreme — personal health, family, economic situations. .And now back to extreme ...

There’s not been one normal thing in my life,” says Eva Hesse (her words read by Selma ... especially its personal parts. As sisters are, she is loving (and still mourning, of course) and ...

and a conviction that personal control was a foolish illusion in a universe of random events. What’s remarkable is that Eva Hesse not only fought her fears but harnessed them, with ferocious ...

When she died in May 1970 from a brain tumor, the life of one of ... She was very personal was a lot of eroticism in her work. It was so full soul. Eva Hesse was one of the the greatest artists ...

In "The Life of Language: How Words Matter to Hesse's Art," Wagner will discuss the significance of titles to Eva Hesse (1936-1970 ... as the ultimate index of personal identity.

Life doesn’t matter; yet it matters a great deal. Call it fun, absurdity or holy, call it whatever you want. What matters is our personal meaning we give to it. Eva Hesse, my Aunt; mattered to ...