This summer offers a full-spectrum display of celebration as museums and galleries across the globe honor the American artist Ellsworth Kelly’s centennial anniversary. With twelve exhibitions ranging from Peder Lund Gallery in Oslo (a look at the artist’s lesser-known practice of postcard collages) to Potomac, Maryland’s Glenstone Museum (nearly 70 works that include paintings, sculptures, and the monumental 1990 floor painting installation, Yellow Curve), the artist’s oeuvre is an ideal point of inspiration—in life and wardrobe
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