Abstract Painting – Page 2 – Painting After Art is Dead

Jean Gray Mohs

Met Jean recently when she and Katie were taking down their show at 311. She’s interested (I think, also because I am…) in the “thingness” of paintings.
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Katie Antonazzo

Met Katie recently when installing a show at 311 Gallery (she was packing up and I was packing in).

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Caroline Kent

Caroline makes schematic abstract paintings, which have aspects of doubled, mirror-like imagery. An underlying fiction of her art is the presence of twins, Victoria and Veronica, who speak to each other and to the painter’s audience via the works she creates.

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Pat Adams

Jennifer Samet at Hyperallergic has a beer with Pat.

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Mark Dagley

is in The Neo & the Geo with Max.

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Li Trincere

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

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Mohammed Chabâa

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

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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.

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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.

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Shohei Takasaki

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

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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).
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