sterlingsart – Page 82 – Painting After Art is Dead

Katharina Grosse

Katharina is a Berlin-based artist and professor. She likes the anarchic potential of color.

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Matthew Thomas

By sharing his particular visual language, Thomas hopes to trigger our own connection to the divine.

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Daisy May Sheff

…there is something polluted about Sheff’s bucolic tableaux. Animals in repose are disturbed by passages of mottled hues that refuse to settle into familiar, nameable shades. The chroma are telluric and ripe, even vaguely threatening. Painter Amy Sillman, whose work seems an inspiration to Sheff, has described her own use of color as a tool of negation.

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Lao Lianben

Lao Lianben’s abstractions are both stark and sincere; through an intelligent use of texture, the subtlest indication of black or gray becomes scar, soot, or spirit. His compositions tend toward the monochromatic (the occasional pops of ochre or stone blue aside) and reference Buddhist literature and culture.

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Renato Leotta

Artforum says Renato’s first exhibition at London’s Sprovieri gallery, “Linea, Punto.,” enacts one of the show’s key themes: the movement toward stillness.

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Helen Pashgian

One of the members of the California Light and Space movement that emerged in the 1960s, Helen made her mark with translucent abstract sculptures crafted from pigmented acrylic resins.

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Carlos Rosales-Silva

Carlos is in the newest New American Paintings. Check out his feed. More info…

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Rachel Jones

Working in painting, installation, sound and performance, Rachel Jones explores a sense of self as a visual, visceral experience. In her paintings, she grapples with the challenges of finding visual means to convey abstract, existential concepts. She shows with Thaddaeus Ropac.

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Kwon Young-Woo

Tina Kim brings us Kwon’s newest Gestures in Hanji.

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Winston Branch

Artsy notes Winston is having a moment.

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Will Hutnik

like Amanda is in NAP #152

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Zachary Keeting

Two Coats of Paint covers the protean paintings of Zachary.

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Jane Swavely

Two Coats brings us On the Bowery (a discussion) with Jane via Sharon.

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Daniel Levine

Like Lynn, Daniel Levine (1959-2022) is no longer with us. Two Coats gives his legacy a thorough review.

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Wona Bae and Charlie Lawler

Artists Wona Bae (South Korea) and Charlie Lawler (Australia) are a collaborative duo based in Melbourne, known internationally for their installations and sculptures that navigate the visceral and symbiotic connections between people and nature. Seeking balance and harmony. Their work combines installation, sculpture, relief, sound, and photographs documenting ephemeral interventions.

#wonabae

#charlielawler