For the first time in 20 years, the American artist returns to Austria with a new show at Galerie Nikolaus Ruzicska. Peter Halley, No Other Choice (2025). © Peter ...

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Peter Halley has been painting pretty much the same ingenious painting for three decades, with evolving minor variations: a hard-edged abstraction of rectangles connected by pipes that results from ...

With four shows of work from the ’80s traveling the globe, the artist is still seeing what he can get away with. Peter Halley recently in his Manhattan studio with his work from 1981, “The Big Jail,” ...

Geometry is destiny, at least in the work of Peter Halley, whose Day-Glo prisons, cells and conduits have been familiar icons since the mid-’80s. Mr. Halley has proved to be reliably consistent, from ...

Painter Peter Halley lifted his visual vocabulary -- large squares with bands issuing from them, which he called "cells" and "conduits" -- from old-school abstractionists like Mondrian and Albers, ...

For the famously brainy Peter Halley, abstract painting has long been far more than a means to experiment with form and color. For him, geometric abstraction is an opportunity to express something ...

Peter Halley, the don of the 1980s Neo-Geometric Conceptualism movement and acolyte of the French philosopher Jean Baudrillard, has work on view at McClain Gallery in “Peter Halley: Paintings.” Halley ...

An interview with Peter Halley conducted 2021 September 29 - October 6, by Annette C. Leddy for the Archives of American Art, at Halley's studio in New York City.­ This interview is part of the ...

The first of the three large paintings at the center of Peter Halley’s exhibition at the Alan Koppel Gallery is titled “WYSIWYG,” which is computerese for “What You See is What You Get,” Frank ...