Cassie Packard at Hyperallergic takes a look back at Vivian’s shift (around 1971) to Abstraction.
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Cassie Packard at Hyperallergic takes a look back at Vivian’s shift (around 1971) to Abstraction.
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#vivianbrowne

is one of many British post-war artists Jane Allison included and Hyperallergic reviewed in Postwar Modern: New Art in Britain 1945–1965 at the Barbican. The timeliness of pointing out that absolute atrocity that is humanity’s preoccupation with war and noting the ability to convey the resulting emotions through non-figurative modalities is a good use of words and curatorial energy/attention.
More (like many mid-Century Modernists he did not exclusively practice abstraction).
#leonkossof

Alfred Rosenbluth at White Hot takes a look at Grounded at Half Gallery. Jin produces vibrant, biomorphic abstract landscapes that preserve and relate her emotional and intuitive impulses.
#jinjeong

At Gagosian, Amanda investigates the possibilities and limitations of a world shaped by color.
#amandawilliams

Carnegie Museum of Art is pleased to announce that the 58th Carnegie International will open September 24, 2022 and run through April 2, 2023. Andy was one of the many artists internationally invited. His loose figurative work has taken a turns towards being fully abstracted.
#andyrobert

Two Coats has words about Joy’s radical photography.
#joyepisallas

Meg is a NY-based artist working with text, psychology and religion. She has work in The Material, The Thing, the 15th annual Hudson Valley Artists exhibition at the Dorsky Museum of Art.
#meghitchcock

Ann is the 2022 Artspace Universal Access Resident at Artspace. This program provides funding, studio space and support for an artist who identifies as having a disability to produce a solo exhibition (which is up now).
#annroth

has work in the Royal Academy portion of the once-a-year event the Mayfair Art Weekend.
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