Sharon at Two Coats says Kate’s exhibition “ABC and sometimes Y,” at Galerie Lelong & Co. in New York, hums in the space between precision and poetry.
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Category: artists
Martha Diamond
We all know I revere John Yau. In his most recent for Hyperallergic he says (posthumously) that Diamond’s attention to the brush’s capacity to be simultaneously expressive and responsive is visible throughout her strongest paintings.
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Emily Noelle Lambert
Sojourner Truth Parsons
Sojourner Truth Parsons’s paintings act as indices for moments of intensity and intimacy, amplifying sensation, texture and tone. In the artist’s compositions, flashes of saturated colour, flattened space and familiar motifs come into relation, fraying the border between interior and exterior worlds. She shows with Pilar Corrias.
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Jay Payton
Melike Kara
like Young gets a nod from Two Coats for was un bleit at Bortolami in their recent exhibition guide. Materially symphonic, Kara employs painting, installation, and photography to map heritage, origin, and belonging.
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Young Do Jeong
gets a nod from Two Coats of Paint for below (which is in Nobody’s Star at Chart) in their January NYC gallery guide.
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Erica Hauser
Erica gets a nod from Two Coats in their most recent Hudson River gallery guide for her upcoming “No Ordinary Blue” at Robin Rice.
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Steve Locke
Because of my interest in Albers, a friend who recently saw a few of Steve’s pieces from Homage to the Auction Block (2019-ongoing) series shared them with me. The work posits that the basic Modernist form is indeed the slave auction block. With the discovery of that form, all the other forms became possible.
#stevelocke
Emma McIntyre
Artsy notes a group of 10 women artists have been shaped by the Abstract Expressionism of Helen Frankenthaler. Emma is on the list with Heather and others.
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Jonathan Parker
shows with Pie Projects. He works by intuition or feeling, using a sensibility developed over time to guide him, rather than his critical mind (eliminating some of the internal thinking, which can get in the way).
#jonathanparker
Benoit Platéus
was one of Artsy’s 5 Artists on Our Radar for December 2024. Platéus’s broad practice spans painting, collage, sculpture, and photography, though he focuses on abstraction and conceptual questions throughout those media.
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Frank Mann
Bob Neuwirth
Erik La Prade at WhiteHot had thoughts about Bob’s improvisational artworks, which are variations on a theme, in the context of the (posthumous) recent rerelease of his first solo album A Complete Unknown.
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Bill Pangburn
Mark Bloch at White Hot noted Messages: Overt-Covert at Paris Koh Fine Arts back in December (I do have a blogging backlog believe it or not). Bill was one of three artists who, “by sending subliminal signals of thoughtful examination, responsible action, and ethical solidarity, they each are addressing issues that permeate the globe.”
#billpangburn
Painting After Art is Dead 