covers & citations

Bob Law, ‘Yellow-Yellow, Ultrablue, Crimson Red’, 1967

Maurizio Nannucci, ‘Who’s afraid of red, yellow and blue?’, 1970

Brice Marden, ‘Red, Yellow, Blue Painting’, 1974

Mary Heilmann, ‘The first red yellow and blue’, 1975

Ed Moses, ‘Study For Abstract Painting (Red) #4, 1977; Study For Abstract Painting (Yellow) #5, 1977; Study For Abstract Painting (Blue) #6’, 1977

Ernest T, ‘Vous me garantissez quil ne contient aucun sous-entendu politique’, 1990

Cameron Shaw, ‘Red, Yellow, Blue Progress,’ 1990

Bruce Eves, ‘Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, Blue?,’ 1991

Scott Richter, ‘Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow & Blue #2′, 1998

George Pusenkoff, ‘Who is Afraid of Painting,’ 2001

Imi Knoebel, ‘Düsseldorf-Milano XII’, 2002

Leonel Moura, ‘Voronoi who’s afraid of red, yellow and blue 1′, 2003

Peter van Oostzanen, ‘I am not afraid of red, yellow and blue’, 2003

Werner Schmidt, ‘Who’s afraid of red, yellow and blue’, 2003

Alain Sechas, ‘Who’s afraid’, 2005

John Eden, ‘Who’s Afraid of Piet and Barney’s Red, Yellow & Blue?’, 2005

Nathan Sawaya, ‘Red’, 2005, ‘Yellow’, 2006, ‘Blue’, 2006

Robert Irwin, ‘Who’s Afraid Of Red, Yellow and Blue?’, 2006

Emile! @ flickr, ‘Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow and Blue?’, 2007

Roberto Voorbij, ‘Who’s Afraid of Red, White and Blue’, 2007

András Gál, ‘Who’s afraid of yellow…’, 2007

Goldie Lockxz, ‘Who afraid of red, yellow and blue (and green?)’, 2008

Michael Anderson, ‘I’m Not Afraid of Red, Yellow, or Blue’, 2008

Nedko Solakov, ‘Some Nice Things to Enjoy While You Are Making a Living’, 2008

Joe Bradley, ‘Abc Painting #2,’ 2008

Annie Cabigting, ‘Barnett Newman and unidentified woman who’s afraid of red, yellow, and blue’, 2009

Vectorpimp, ‘Who afraid of red, yellow and blue?’, 2009

Ninja Toes, ‘Afraid of Red Yellow and Blue?’, 2009

Jack Balas, ‘Who’s Afraid of Red, Yellow, Blue, (from the Hard to Figure Series)’, 2009

Ruud Antonius, ‘Assimilation 2 (Who is afraid of Red, Blue and Yellow)’, 2009

twit-ha.tumblr.com, 2009?

James Hayward, ‘Red Yellow Blue Ratio Triptych 6′, 2011-12

Lygia Clark, ‘Unidade VI’, 1958

Ad Reinhardt, ‘Abstract Painting’, 1963

Art & Language, ‘Two Black Squares (The Paradoxes of Absolute Zero)’, 1966

Michael Heizer, ‘Untitled No. 5′, 1967-72

Maurizio Nannucci, ‘Do it yourself / Homage to Malevich’, 1968

Mary Heilmann, ‘The Big Black Mirror’, 1975

Bob Law, ‘Blue Black Indigo Black’, 1977

Marcia Hafif, ‘Black Painting: Ultramarine Blue and Burnt Umber II’, 1979-80

Peter Halley, ‘White Cell with Conduit’, 1985

Maria Konstantinova, ‘KMMK (Kasemir Malevich and Maria Konstantinova)’, 1989

Olivier Mosset (1944), ‘1878\C,’ 1989

Günter Umberg, ‘Ohne Titel’, 1992-93

Rudolf de Crignis, ‘Painting #93040’, 1993

Steven Parrino, ‘N.Y.C.H.C.F.T.W (New York City Hardcore Fuck the World)’, 1995

Guido Muench, 1995

Nelson Leirner, ‘Constructivisme Rural’, 1999

Tanja Ostojic, ‘Black Square on White’, 2001

Gillian Carnegie, ‘Black Square’, 2002

Rodney Graham, ‘Black Squares - My Top 100′, 2003

Irwin, ‘Corpse of Art’, 2003-2004

Nils Kölare, ‘Black Square with yellow, red, blue and green corner squares,’ 2004

Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe, ‘Black Square (Hommage à Malevitch)’, 2004-05

Blue Noses, ‘Suprematic gonfaloniers’, 2006

Tom Ford, 2007

Glen Baxter, ‘Just bring that Malevich down’, 2007

Nicolas Chardon, ‘Carré noir’

Sony, DJ Max Portable ‘Black Square’, 2008

Paul Lee, ‘Untitled (tambourine painting)’, 2008

Ettore Spalletti, ‘Nero eel carbone,’ 2008

Andrei Molodkin, ‘After Malevitch’, 2009 [detail], acrylic block filled with Russian crude oil

Christopher Steinweber, ‘I square Malevich’, 2009

Mounir Fatmi, ‘Carré noir sur fond blanc’, 2010

Pepperstein Pavel, ‘Black Square with Curls’, 2010

Emanuel Seitz , ‘Untitled’, 2011, acrylic on canvas, 250 x 190 cm