Wrote a great review of some (I agree) important paintings by Odilli.
More (examples of her multimedia installations)
#juliabland
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Kristen Martincic
Kristen Martincic is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of printmaking, painting, and sculpture. She is a recent Hopper Prize winner.
#kristenmartincic
Astri Snodgrass
Astri is an artist and educator based in Boise, Idaho who was recently recognized by the Hopper Prize. Her practice is born of a sense of playfulness, and engages with craft as a language, family histories, the passage of time, and daily domestic tasks (like compost, cycling the old with the new to create fertile territory).
#astrisnodgrass
Olivia Booth
Olivia is a Hopper Prize winner. She says glass is always present in her work. Paired with drawing and painting, and used in a collage-like manner, it’s there to call framing into question.
#oliviabooth
Emily Kraus
Li Trincere
Saul at Two Coats puts Li Trincere in context.
#litrincere
Ainsley Burrows
BmoreArt notes Ainsley’s exhibition Raktism and Metachaos. Burrows’ practice mainly uses two methodologies: NeoChaos and Raktism. The former is characterized by expressive gestures and lines, and deep, passionate swaths of color. With it, he explores the reverberations of a history that continues to affect him, showing how the past is alive and how we must make its legacy visible.
#ainsleyburrows
Anthony Garcia-Copian
Anthony Garcia-Copian is an abstract acrylic painter, born in Cuba, and now based in the Triangle.
#anthonygarciacopian
Celia Gray
Paul Pagk
Adam Simon at Two Coats pays respect to Raphael Rubenstein’s take on Paul and also notes that one tends to take in a Pagk canvas quickly, making it easy to miss the many ways in which his false starts, reiterations, miscues, and reworkings belie his apparent minimalism and austerity.
More
#paulpark
Renée Khatami
Mary Sargent at Two Coats of Paint posits that Renée’s recent work (from “Behind the Pale,” a solo show at Prince Street Gallery ) has developed an intensely methodical art-making process and produced a luminous body of work that seems to transcend the frustrations and anxieties of contemporary life.
#reneekhatami
Howard Dyke
Jake Berthot
Betty Cuningham Gallery recently opened What happened to Abstraction? featuring Jake’s abstract paintings from the 1970’s alongside of his imaginary landscapes completed the last 20 years of his life (he shuffled loose in ’14).
#jakeberthot
Atta Kwami
Larry Ossei-Mensah predicts to Artsy that abstraction by artists of color will become even more prominent in 2023. The genre, Ossei-Mensah believes, is essential to shifting the public’s belief that artists of color should only make representational work that is immediately legible. He refers to Atta.
#attakwami
Painting After Art is Dead 