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Sol LeWitt on the Power of Doing
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In this famous letter, Sol LeWitt explains the power of doing.
Letters | Reading Time: 4 minutes Sol LeWitt on the Power of Doing Stop it and just DO In 1960 two American artists met for the first time: Sol LeWitt and Eva Hesse. The meeting sparked a bond that resulted in “countless inspirational discussions and rich exchanged of ideas” until Hesse passed away in 1970. In 1965 Hesse was facing a creative block, plagued with self-doubt. She told LeWitt who replied with this work of art found in Letters of Note . “An invaluable letter of advice, it has since inspired many other artists, and copies now grace the walls of art studios the wor
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