Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door candlestick This body of work began

This body of work began when the artist started incorporating clothes from all stages of her life into her art

and the couple pioneered a fusion of Cubism and Neo-Impressionism that they termed Simultanism—abstract painting that uses color in a manner comparable to the use of sound and rhythm in music

It also illuminates the stories behind iconic objects and innovations

The playful collection brightens up the table setting with a good mood and a hint of color

The book features a wealth of previously unseen materials including rarities and one-offs from the company’s early days in the 1960s

Paula Wilson: Toward the Sky’s Back Door candlestick This body of work beganWilson invokes her own Black biracial identity in her mixed media pieces, inspired by art historical traditions as much as the plants outside her door This first major monograph features nearly two decades of work by American artist Paula Wilson (born 1975), who frequently intermixes her identity as a Black biracial artist, living in a rural desert town in New Mexico, with narratives and motifs across time and place. Toward the Skys Back Door