Harper’s Books announces Violet Paintings for the Red and Blue Studio, Los Angeles-based artist Spencer Lewis’ first solo exhibition in New York City (a selection of eight new paintings).
#spencerlewis
Wallace Whitney
Ceysson & Bénétière’s New York space is offering up Take the Air– fans of gestural abstraction take note.
#wallacewhitney
Jean-Michel Othoniel
Jean-Michel Othoniel is a contemporary French artist who works in a variety of media. Employing materials such as glass, wax, and sulphur, Othoniel explores ideas of material transformation. “I want to seduce you with their beauty then lead you to other themes,” he has explained of his work. I would agree they are seductive as I’m writing this blog after ogling the work below.
#jeanmichelothoniel
Jenny Kemp
Carol Brown Goldberg
Amanda Shingirai Mushate
Like Agnes is an up and coming artist hailing from the continent of Africa (her home is Zimbabwe).
#amandashingiraimushate
Agnes Waruguru
Fernand Léger
When I first began painting again in 2018 I found myself looking back in time a good bit. I don’t recall spending a lot of time on Léger in undergrad- the new found interest had to do with both his heavy use of black and the way he breaks up space (to me his paintings live in a space between being pre-Greenbergian surfaces and complex, implied spaces).
#fernandleger
El Lissitzky
Ben Nicholson
Dion Johnson
Guillaume Linard Osorio and Derrick Valesquez
Was checking out Mimi at Carvalho Park and saw Guillaume and Derrick were in Order and Vertigo together.
#guillaumelinardosorio
#derrickvelasquez
Mimi Jung
Two Coats gallery guide (which I love to read and feel jealous of all of you who live in NYC) notes The Subsuming Ellipse at Carvalho Park. The work is fiber-based.
#mimijung
Painting After Art is Dead 