John Golding: Finding the Absolute, focusing on Golding's abstract paintings from the 1960s, offers a unique opportunity to appreciate Golding at the outset of his lifelong pursuit to realize the ever-elusive promise of the absolute through abstraction. These works, most of which have not been seen for nearly half a century, are dynamic, youthful, brimming with the influences of the great exponents of abstraction - Mondrian, Malevich, Pollock, Newman - and palpably created through the artistic language of the 1960s, the decade of swinging Pop and artistic revolution. First published to...