Like Vicki and Melissa, Jon has a nice piece in proust.
#jonelliot
Category: Abstract Painting
Vicki Sher
Two Coats gallery guide is invaluable (support them). And if you live in NYC go see Vicki’s piece in proust at Platform Project Space.
#vickisher
Felipe Pantone
Torkwase Dyson
has new work up at NOMA (through the end of the year) that examines the legacy of plantation economies and their relationship to the environmental and infrastructural issues of our current age.
#torkwasedyson
Robert Motherwell
Probably the most political, too.
#robertmotherwell
J.Au.Floyd
Recent IG hashtag find. J says they are “blackness abstracted.” As a creative who is “still learning” I can’t wait to see where his work goes!
#jaufloyd
Kevin Beasley
Glad to know that academia has mostly been doing a good job recognizing significant #blackartists- most of the creatives featured in Generations: A History of Black Abstract Art at BMA earlier this year weren’t new to me. Glad to “discover” Kevin’s work.
#kevinbeasley
Robin Greenwood
Stephen Maine
Stephen says about below as a series that “conveying paint to canvas by means of a system that uses printing plates instead of brushes would save a lot of time and trouble. This indirect, intentionally imprecise production method yields the great pleasure of surprise while providing a concrete way to think about color, surface, scale, seriality, figure/ground, original/copy, and the psychology of visual perception.”
#stephenmaine
Bram van Velde
#bramvanvelde
Richard Diebenkorn
How about a little TBT? Here’s one from the canon that was influenced by light and architecture.
Clarence Holbrook Carter
was an illustrative painter for most of his career. He evolved into a surrealist and started painting some really great ovals in the ’60s that look like Buddhist prayer mandalas.
#clarenceholbrookcarter
