A curation by Elisa Pritzker, Owner / Director at Pritzker Studio & Gallery - This selection pays homage to a lineage of revered art masters—Piet Mondrian, Roy Lichtenstein, Yves Klein, Ellsworth Kelly, Keith Haring, Barnett Newman, and Mark Rothko—each distinguished by a singular philosophical and aesthetic approach. Though their practices diverge in medium, movement, and intent, they are united by a profound dedication to the elemental power of primary colors: red, blue, and yellow. Some embraced these hues with rigorous purity, others with expressive intensity, but all recognized their capacity to evoke clarity, emotion, and universal significance. This exhibition honors the vibrancy and conceptual depth of the core triad. It invites viewers to experience how primary colors have served not merely as pigments, but as portals—into abstraction, spirituality, pop culture, minimalism, and social commentary. Through this chromatic lens, we trace a lineage of artistic inquiry that spans grids and gestures, silence and saturation, playfulness and transcendence. Here, primary colors are not introductory—they are essential. They are the building blocks of visual language and the emotional architecture of modern and contemporary art. This is a celebration of color at its most fundamental and most profound.