Eva HesseVereinigte Staaten, 1936–1970Untitled
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Derweil im Leben von Eva Hesse
Das ganze Leben1960–1965
Early work: abstract drawings and paintings
Hesse’s early work (1960–1965) consists mainly of abstract drawings and paintings. She made the drawings as a separate body of work and did not regard them as drafts for her sculptures; in the early 1960s she was influenced by Marcel Duchamp.
1960s
Befriends LeWitt, Judd and Kusama
Back in New York after Yale, she grows close to the young minimalist artists Sol LeWitt, Donald Judd and Yayoi Kusama. Her friendship with LeWitt lasts to the end of her life; they wrote to each other often.
November 1961
Marries the sculptor Tom Doyle
In 1961 she meets and marries the sculptor Tom Doyle (1928–2016); they will divorce in 1966.
1963
Solo show of works on paper at the Allan Stone Gallery
In 1963 the Allan Stone Gallery on New York’s Upper East Side holds a one-person show of her works on paper.
1964–1965
A year in Germany: an abandoned mill in Kettwig
So that Doyle can take up a residency from the German industrialist and collector Friedrich Arnhard Scheidt (a move Eva did not welcome), the couple live and work for about a year in an abandoned textile mill in Kettwig near Essen. The angular forms of the disused machines and tools inspire her mechanical drawings, and the year becomes a turning point: from then on sculpture is the main focus of her work.
