William Corbett on Christine Hiebert

By Rachel Nackman | Published: 02/16/2010

Christine Hiebert’s Jazz

A pleasure of abstract art is just now, just here where the blue of the tape meets…you can see it again years from today remembering just when, just where—the quick gesture intact, caught by surprise, delight intensified.

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Pamela Hart says:
01/27/2011 at 1:17 PM

Thinking of Cezanne’s blue,
that there must be ‘a sufficient
amount of blue to give
an impression of air’
and the imprint of tape,
its blue shadow

Pamela Hart says:
01/26/2011 at 11:09 PM

Gestures of blue tape, torn and drawn
into a moment when, a time where–
marks of melody or improvisation
listen to how the idea of blue
makes delight