sterlingsart – Page 94 – Painting After Art is Dead

Takuji Hamanaka

Hyperallergic has words about Takuji’s spellbinding prints. I think it’s a good adjective, too.

#takujihamanaka

Mark Dagley

is in The Neo & the Geo with Max.

#markdagley

Li Trincere

is also in The Neo & the Geo with Max and Mark.

#litrincere

Mohammed Chabâa

Artforum has words about “Visual Consciousness,” a traveling retrospective of Mohammed’s work.

#mohammedchabâa

David von Bahr

Juxtapoz says if David’s previous exhibition was characterized by cognitive passages, his new work explores unplannedness along with an inquiry into the reality of layering.

#davidvonbahr

Jarvis Brookfield

Juxtapoz says that many people would argue that replicating the views of reality is a waste of paint as a medium, which I feel glad to say excludes me. Regardless you should (always) read their content and check out Jarvis whose abstracted images aren’t necessarily abstraction and worth the look.

#jarvisbrookfield

Shohei Takasaki

Booooooom puts the spotlight on selection of recent work by the Sydeney-based, Japanese artist.

#shoheitakasaki

Max Estenger

has work in The Neo & the Geo at Pazo Fine Art (a full-service art advisory firm, specializing in Post-War and Contemporary Art with a focus on the Washington Color School and Geometric Abstraction, as well as the Light and Space and Color Field movements).
#maxestenger

Sarah Cain

Sarah was recently interviewed by Maddie Klett where they cover “the musk of our respective houses, not fully understanding musical notion, and making impressive art out of dumb ideas.”

#sarahcain

Paul Sevigny

White Hot has words about Sight Unseen.

#paulsevigny

Stacy Fisher

Hesse Flatow is pleased to present The Fact That,an exhibition of abstract paintings by Stacy Fisher. The exhibition borrows its title from the novel Ducks, Newbury Port by Lucy Ellmann. Written as a stream of consciousness narrative, the protagonist speaks in a single run-on sentence and her brief thoughts are often introduced by the phrase “the fact that.” When painting, Fisher, like the narrator, lets her mind wander and land on fleeting moments. This meditative practice allows her the freedom to delve into different styles and color palettes.

#stacyfisher

Marina Rheingantz

shows with Bortolami Gallery.
#marinarheingantz

Robert Swain

Currently has work up at Minus Space.

#robertswain

Lorraine Tady

The University of Texas at Dallas professor’s fierce lines and rabid colors cooly embrace the rectangle, and fire visual ideas at the brain like a cyclone blasting cherry tree buds in spring.

#lorrainetady

Jackie Riccio

Jackie has quite the portfolio of paintings and other objects.
#jackiericcio