Painting After Art is Dead

Le Corbusier

Seeing the cover of the new Alice Trumbull Mason monograph inspired me to reflect on some of my favs.

#lecourbusier

Alice Trumbull Mason

Hyperallergic shouts out a new monograph of Alice’s career as a high Modernist master.

#alicetrumbullmason

Ann Thomson

Is, like Gemma and Kudditji, an Australian icon of abstraction.

#annthomson

Kudditji Kame Kngwarreye

Structure and Imagery notes Kudditji’s newest.

More (highly encouraged reading!)

#kudditjikamekngwarreye

Audrey Stone

I’ve followed Audrey’s IG feed for some time- the recently completed dyptich below is cleverly (and appropriately) title “No Touching.”

#audreystone

Robert Hardgrave

Below is an older drawing from Robert- I encourage you to also check out his To Be Determined series.

#roberthardgrave

Richard Wright

I would agree with Richard that these are old fashioned paintings. Also, AbCrit is a good, international perspective on abstraction.

#richardwright

Eric Inkala

Artsy notes 5 worth following if you like KAWS. I’ve blogged about Maya (and of course KAWS) before, glad to encounter Eric as well.

#ericinkala

Nanda Vigo

Nanda gets a shout out from Artforum (unfortunately because her six decade career as a conceptual and installation artist came to and end this month).

#nandavigo

Kaveri Raina

The online edition of Artforum points to Kaveri’s newest which inspired me to look for more.

#kaveriraina

Nigel Cooke

The online edition of Artforum spotlights Nigel’s newest works on paper at Pace.

#nigelcooke

Katy Crowe and Coleen Sterritt

I can see why Ron Linden paired Katy’s paintings and Coleen’s sculptures at Los Angeles Harbor College Fine Arts Gallery (as does Two Coats)- if meticulously flippant isn’t a phrase it should be.

#katycrowe