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David Diao and Paul Mogensen

This week in juxtaposes; David’s new work gets attention, and he likes Paul, so

#daviddiao

#paulmogensen

Odili Donald Odita

Odili Donald Odita is an abstract painter whose work explores color both in the figurative art historical context and in the sociopolitical sense.
#odilidonaldodita #blackartists #africanartists

Hans Bing

If you read the same stuff as me you saw this article all over. I’ve noted Trudy– Bing really caught my eye though (not that Bing).

#hansbing

Interesting to read that Augustine’s newest work is a nod to high modern jazz since they look like they jumped out of the early 70s- I’ve also nodded to shared modalities between abstraction and jazz myself. And there’s a soundtrack for them!

#augustinekofie

Leah Guadagnoli

Leah was part of the cast for Breaking the Frame.

#leahguadagnoli

Fabian Marcaccio and Jessica Stockholder

Two of my faves from undergrad, didn’t realize they had a show together in the late ’90s.

#jessicastockholder

#fabianmarcaccio

Irene Monat Stern

Unfortunately Irene is no longer with us- her work is still available through Hollis Taggart which is one of my favorite NYC galleries. Beautiful.

#irenemonatstern

Donald Judd

The feature image for this Artforum announcement caught my eye since it’s new to me, although I’m familiar with Judd’s 2D work. I am inspired to spend some time reading this week some of what Judd “wrote extensively on the importance of land preservation, empirical knowledge, and engaged citizenship.”

#donaldjudd

Mark Brown

Mark, and I, share an approach- as he words it, “improvisation within a thematic framework.”

Beatriz Milhazes

is a baller

#beatrizmilhazes

Samantha Bittman

Interesting post by Artsy, which is where I peeped Samantha. Trudy has def caught my eye before, too.

#samanthatbittman

Ronnie Landfield

50 years sounds like a great career.

#ronnielandfield

Oscar Murillo

I’ve told you all repeatedly to read Hyperallergic on the reg- see why?

#oscarmurillo

El Anatsui and Georgina Maxim

Saw El at Biennale and was over the moon to walk into NCMA and find that our state is now home to a great piece of his- his modality is similar to Elias Simes, another great hailing from Africa which NCMA has included in the permanent collection. Georgina is also an African artist, who’s work is included because, like El, it reminds me of another artist (Al Loving). Juxtaposing is fun.

#elanatsui

#georginamaxim

Brenda Goodman

Interesting write up about an artist who is moving in the “opposite” direction from Guston.

#brendagoodman

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