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Elisabeth Frieberg

First caught a piece by Elisabeth while reading up on Art Basel, she shows with Andrehen Schiptjenko.

#elisabethfrieberg

Mary Abbott

This one’s a #tbt and #rip for an icon of the canon. Made a Pinterest board. Thanks for making the world better, Ms Abbott.

#maryabbott

Yvan Hydar

Boooooom gave Yvan a look, as should you!

#yvanhydar

Rebecca Kaufman

If you don’t read Juxtapoz why?

#rebeccakaufman

Deborah Zlotsky

Nothing makes me more jelly of NYC art/life than Two Coats gallery guide. Deborah’s work was the lead in my RSS feed and was surprised I’ve never posted on her before.

#deborahzlotsky

Paulina Peavy

Good one for a #TBT, since Paulina is not with us any more. Definitely read about her interest in UFOs, and kudos to Greater #RestonArtsCenter for their retrospective of her long-neglected vision.

#paulinapeavy

Clyde Hopkins

David Sweet covers Clyde in issue #117 of AbCrit (which is a good blog you should follow if you love abstraction).

#clydehopkins

Gianluca Attoli

I like checking out Booooooom because even though it’s never about painting I occasionally find formalists like Gianluca.

#gianlucaattoli

James Benjamin Franklin

Bomb Magazine wrote up their recent studio visit to Jame’s studio.

#jamesbenjaminfranklin

Zach Jackson

Love these– it’s like someone stuffed the whole 80s in a blender.

#zachjackson

Last point in this Artsy write up is true- I discovered KAWS abstract work first (GQ wrote about him recently as well). It’s kind of funny that the big “A” Art world still toys with an in/out paradigm discussion at all- like either choice (or success in either world) is about anything other than money. Being sold in a specific channel makes something Art? No, the time and weight of history does that.

#kaws

Author: sterlingsart

Chad Hasegawa