Episode No. 782 of The Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Terry Winters, and remembers the late artist Ursula von Rydingsvard.
The Menil Collection, Houston is showing “Terry Winters: Vitalized Geometry” through April 4, 2027. The exhibition presents 44 prints and works on paper recently acquired by the museum. It was curated by Sophie Asakura.
Four four decades Winters has joined abstraction to addresses of the natural world. Among the major museums that have presented solo exhibitions of his work are the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, and the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University.
This is Winters’ third visit to the program. He was a guest on Episodes No. 16 and No. 338.
As mentioned on the program:
- The Colby College Museum of Art has a complete collection of Winters prints. View it here;
- Winters’ 2014 “Atmospheres” series;
- Winters’ prints with ULAE;
- James Rosenquist, Circles of Confusion, 1965/66;
- Winters’ 2024 “Point Cloud” exhibition at Matthew Marks, New York;
- Winters’ 2026 “Along the River” exhibition at Modern Art, London;
- Winters’ 1989 “Furrows” series with Peter Blum Edition; and
- Winters’ 2024 “Azimuth” series with Two Palms;
On the second segment, remembering Ursula von Rydingsvard, who died this week. She was 84. von Rydingsvard was a guest on the program twice: on Episode No. 345, and on a COVID pandemic-era special episode in March 2020. The excerpt re-aired on this week’s program is from that second visit.
As mentioned on the program:
- von Rydingsvard’s 2011 Archives of American Art oral history.
Instagram: Terry Winters, Tyler Green.
Air date: October 29. 2026.

Terry Winters, Amplitude, 2000.

Terry Winters, Good Government, 1984.

Terry Winters, Ova, 1982.

Terry Winters, Morula II, 1983-84.

Terry Winters, Scope, 2026.

Terry Winters, Phasescape, 2006.

Terry Winters, Process Color, 2008.
