sterlingsart – Page 89 – Painting After Art is Dead

Jonathan Feldschuh

Feldschuh understands that the actions and interactions of particles can be formulated mathematically but not illustrated visually (which of course makes these abstractions and not abstraction).
#jonathanfeldschuh

Sonia Gechtoff

Hyperallergic stays with the theme of highlighting under-appreciated artists by pointing out that there are many reasons Sonia should be better known.
#soniagechtoff

Julia Morrisroe

Julia is a visual artist and author of the blog 13 Ways of Looking at Painting.
#juliamorrisroe

Wilder Alison

Since 2014, Alison has been visually dissecting Monique Wittig’s novel The Lesbian Body, which theorizes the split subjectivity women experience in language, an inherently patriarchal structure.
#wilderalison

Tauba Auerbach

In Artforum’s November issue, “Tauba Medium,” an essay by Caroline A. Jones, heralds the opening of “S v Z,” the artist’s exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, on view from December 18, 2021 to May 1, 2022.“Meaning in written language is not only content but gesture,” Tauba Auerbach observes in this 2010 rumination on style and handwriting.

#taubaauerbach

Ted Lawson

Artforum has a slideshow of Ted’s newest at Nancy Littlejohn.

#tedlawson

Ander Sagastiberri

Artforum says the question posed by the title of Ander Sagastiberri’s solo exhibition “I Do Have Seen Some Objeto Volador No Identificados Do You?” looms over the twenty-one untitled paintings like a garbled transmission from outer space. The disorienting effect of the wonky half-translation extends to the work itself, which is vexingly shrunken.
#andersagastiberri

Caroline Roberts

Jeff Hamada interviews Caroline for Booooooom!. Her work is sometimes figurative and often has a digital component.

#carolineroberts

Jane Benson

With System of Nature (Reflections) (2020–21), pixelated, ribbon-like, chromatic prints on canvas backed with paper gently arc away from the wall, suggestive of the infinite elasticity of both time and memory.

#janebenson

Ann Schaumburger

Ann is a New York City painter and colorist who, lately, has been intrigued by how repeating a plaid arrangement of four colors numerous times changes how color is seen.

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#annschaumburger

Annette Hur

Two Coats has words about Annette’s solo show “Watching from the Other Side” at Hesse Flatow in Chelsea, where “elegant shapes shine through dappled light and leaves. Oils blur, drip, or dive across the surface at wild angles. But discolorations and deformations suggest that something is unresolved, something is in process.”
#annettehur

Kimberly English

Got to see below in COSO 2021.

#kimberlyenglish

Lisa Hoke

Jonathan Stevenson says Lisa has a singular knack for finding lasting significance in ephemera.

#lisahoke

Davis Choun

Davis, like Kimberly, has a piece in COSO 2021.
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HJ Bott

Hyperallergic says the Houston artist conveys a restless, open, and experimental temperament that is in dialogue with his better-known contemporaries.

Also, “damndazzled Generalizing specificity” (below) is an awesome title.
#hjbott