Jody Klotz Fine Art’s extensive inventory spans from Impressionist to Contemporary art with a focus on Post War Abstract Expressionist and Color Field paintings, emphasizing women artists. This year’s booth at the Dallas Art Fair features important Post War women artists including Lynne Mapp Drexler, Alice Baber, Emily Mason, Mary Abbott, Sally Michel Avery, March Avery, and others. Works by male counterparts Wolf Kahn, James Brooks and Carl Holty complement the booth. Including both abstract and representational pieces, Jody Klotz Fine Art’s booth offers a unique and diverse curated presentation.

Jody Klotz Fine Art is delighted to collaborate with our esteemed colleague Leslie Feely Gallery to present "Alice Baber | Colors of the Rainbow" in New York City!

This is a reprise of Klotz’s first exhibition of Alice Baber’s work from May of this year. Envisioning the need for a reintroduction of this important artist’s work into the canon of female abstract expressionists, Jody Klotz has methodically acquired all 20 works in the show over the last two years to bring this project to fruition. The exhibition features oil paintings and works on paper dating from1960 to 1981, offering an expansive view of Baber’s stylistic evolution and innovative use of color and form. The show highlights the range of Baber’s abstract images, which earned her a place in the permanent collections of dozens of museums, both in the United States and abroad. In New York City alone, Baber’s paintings are in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art.