Critic Barbara Rose has passed away at the age of 84, an important voice in the early years of minimalism and conceptual art. “I don’t invent art movements,” she once said. “I just notice coincidences, and those coincidences began to make sense to me as a worldview, which the Germans call weltanschauung.”

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