It seems like there’s nothing you cannot find in the studio of the late painter Barkley L. Hendricks. Feathers, shells, drums, and CDs pile up in heaps. Take your pick from dozens upon dozens of sunglasses or high heels. jasmineweber reviewed the new monograph “Piles of Inspiration Everywhere” and called it a tour presented through photographs of Hendricks’s bursting studio. The artworks that Hendricks created here positioned him among figuration’s greatest painters. He was an artist who could do a lot with a little; his minimalist compositions and color choices complement his intensive attention to detail. “Piles of Inspiration Everywhere” is a unique look into the mind of one of the greatest representatives of American realist painting. To read the full review by jasmineweber, visit the link in bio. . . . Photos by David Katzenstein from “Barkley L. Hendricks: Piles of Inspiration Everywhere” (2025) by Susan Hendricks and David Katzenstein, published by Hirmer Verlag (all photos...