Emily Berger
Emily was noted in this article about the power of green. More
Shizuko Yoshikawa
Shizuko is new to me, having caught this #Artspace piece in my RSS feed because I am usually quite drawn to Concrete artists’ work. #shizukoyoshikawa
Karin Davie
still makes luscious paintings (below is from the #armoryshow- I remember that a he was having her first good art world moment when I was in undergrad, too). #karindavie
Clyfford Still
Art in America notes a new documentary of the most reclusive of the male AbEx practitioners. Realized I haven’t ever blogged about him so here a few more in addition… Read more Clyfford Still →
Shirazeh Houshiary
Since exploring abstraction from artists born in Muslim countries was so enjoyable recently Artsy’s newest on #womenartists from the Middle East would have caught my eye even if Etel wasn’t… Read more Shirazeh Houshiary →
Maria Helena Vieira da Silva
Maria, who is no longer with us, stills gets respect for her contributions to abstraction, mostly because her unique approach was a melding of her early schooling with the French Cubist Fernand… Read more Maria Helena Vieira da Silva →
Carlos Cruz-Diez
I felt like I’d seen Carlos’s work before seeing the first piece below in #surmoderno. A little internet searching turned up some things that… yeah, I’m sure I’ve seen these… Read more Carlos Cruz-Diez →
William Tillyer
So I noticed when I stepped into Bernard Jacobson‘s booth at the #armoryshow to see the gem below that Jon Yau called William the greatest living painter of his generation.… Read more William Tillyer →
Ron Davis
George told me I should check out Ronald. Yeah, that makes sense. #ronalddavis
Aram Saroyan
Artforum made note that this poet has been exhibiting the “late flowering of a lifelong exploration of line released from the constrictions of the typewriter.” #aramsaroyan
Evan Nesbit
Not sure I had seen Evan’s before encountering the gem below at the #armoryshow More #evannesbit
Leo Valledor and Zin Helena Song
Hyperallergic caught my eye with Leo’s work. The story of the Park Place Group is another wrinkle in the “primacy” of post-war New York… While some might think of Stella‘s… Read more Leo Valledor and Zin Helena Song →
Lee Seung Jio
Hyperallergic notes Lee’s particular reaction to the “second generation” question of Modernism. A few of Lee’s compatriots also get a mention. #leeseungjio
Rebecca Morris
Glad I got to see her recent output at Bortolami. #rebeccamorris
Jesus Rafael Soto
Jesus was the source (#rip) for a couple of the gems in the stellar #SurModerno at #MOMA. Mad snaps to the museum for focusing on the breadth of Modernism (I… Read more Jesus Rafael Soto →
