artists – Page 2 – Painting After Art is Dead

Zao Wou-Ki

Artsy notes some rising Chinese artists- the surge is apparently also pulling Zao into our consciousness which is better late than never (he passed in 2013) as he was quite interesting.

#zaowouki

Ashanté Kindle

is featured in Abstraction in the Black Diaspora, which is curated by Tariku.

#ashantekindle

Anne Truitt

John Yau looks back (posthumously) at Anne’s career as a spiritual quest (personally I like her sculpture best).

#annetruitt

Sylvia Naimark

Two Coats notes this Swedish painter’s enigmatic exploration of the imperceptible.

#sylvianaimark

Biren De

is represented in South Asian Art which explores Modernism iterations from this region (similar to Taking Shape).

#birende

Danielle Dimston

Two Coats gives Danielle’s latest exhibition some love.

#danielledimston

Thornton Dial

Hyperallergic says we should pay attention to the rich, vibrant worlds Thornton created during his time with us (spoiler- not all of them are abstracted).

#thorntondial

Can’t mention Kazimir and not probably the best known Russian abstractionist. The impact of Concerning the Spiritual in Art has been profound, for good or ill, in how the idea of Art changed in the 20th Century.

#wassilykandinsky

Kazimir Malevich

Probably the best known of the Russian avant-garde, he was also El‘s mentor. Hard to imagine an artist who did more simultaneously to mythologize the artist and democratize artistic practice.

#kazimirmalevich

Rita Ackerman

I follow a hashtag for Rita on IG- she show with Hauser & Wirth if you want more. Here’s a recent artist talk also.

#ritaackerman

Jackie Saccoccio

Saw in Keltie‘s IG feed that we lost Jackie recently.

#jackiesassoccio

Roberto Burle Marx

Known as landscape architect more so than a visual artist, Pinterest though Roberto’s drawings like below would appeal given my interest in Fernand and Ben and El and Le Corbusier and Alice…

#robertoburlemarx

Richard Caldicott

Another British Modernist (though later to the game than Ben, and multidisciplinary as well) that’s worth a look.

#richardcaldicott

Selma Parlour

Encountered Selma in Lucy’s IG feed (who I encountered in Prosaic97‘s)

#selmaparlour

Francesco Polenghi

Francesco Polenghi, a painter whose unusual life course meant that his public career as an artist began only when he was in his late sixties, has died in his hometown of Milan at the age of eighty-four. Polenghi attended New York University, where despite his early interest in art he graduated with a degree in economics in 1961. He remained in New York until 1966, before returning to Italy.

#francescopolenghi

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