Richard Saltoun Gallery presents a solo exhibition of Sue Fuller (1914–2006), focusing on her groundbreaking string compositions from the 1950s–80s. Suspended in lucite frames, these works merge textile traditions with modernist abstraction, exploring tension, space, and perception. Positioned against Abstract Expressionism’s gestural ethos, Fuller’s precise constructions reframed domestic materials as formal innovation, affirming her overlooked yet vital role in postwar abstraction.
