Painting After Art is Dead

Mike Ballard

is a UK-based artist who likes to use an art historical iconography to work through contemporary materiality questions. He also paints. More

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Matt Kleberg

is in Eraser with Jason and Sharon.

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Isamu Noguchi

has his own museum; opened in ’85 by Isamu (1904–1988), it was the first museum in the United States to be established, designed, and installed by a living artist to show their own work. Located in Long Island City, Queens, the Museum itself is widely viewed as among the artist’s greatest achievements.

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Anne Ryan

Two Coats has words about a show of Anne’s small works.

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Howard Smith

Sharon contributes a Two Coats article about Howard titled One Brushstroke at a Time.

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Dan Graham

Graham (who recently passed) identified with no artistic movement or creed, though his oeuvre- a genre-defying mix of video, installation, photography, architecture, and text- become entwined with the legacies of Minimalism, Conceptualism, and post-Minimalism.

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Vincent Fecteau

is known for making small, bracingly private constructions out of foamcore and collage elements. As much as his inventions, through maquette-like scale and goofily specific found photos (of towels, toilet-paper holders), investigate the sculptural possibilities and erotic atmospherics of decor, the glue that holds Fecteau’s artless-seeming oeuvre together is a quirky querying of what art is and what it does—of how and why and if art differs from craft. (Bruce Hainley at Artforum is referring above to his work at greengrassi; the artist makes his own statements as well in the article).

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Carole Harris

Carole gets the first image for Two Coats newest gallery guide.

Luke Rudolf

Caught below in 1 Million Diamonds IG feed which you should all be following. Born in 1977 in London where he lives and works. Rudolf’s paintings juggle digital and traditional mark-making to create enigmatic figures entangled in a kinetic matrix of lines and planes.

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Lisa Williamson

Artsy says they scoured the bustling aisles of Frieze Los Angeles 2022 for eye-catching works. Tanya Bonakdar’s booth rates top ten status with Lisa features prominently.

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Nasim Hantehzadeh

Artsy thinks that Nasim’s work at The Pit’s booth at Frieze LA is top shelf.

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I don’t know most or even many of the artists I post about personally. I’m fortunate Cindy is an exception. Many of you who are #ncartists probably saw some of her rubbings at Greenhill recently- it’s the body of work she’s focused on since I’ve known her and they are subtle, intentional Modernism at it’s best. We’ve also done an IG live artist chat if any of you think you can listen to me talk for an hour…

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Byron Kim

Hyperallergic says that despite all we know about the environment and what we are doing to it, Kim arrives at another, less palatable realization: As much as we call the Earth our home, we are strangers here.

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Keiko Narahashi

Two Coats has (some of the artists’ own) words about Keiko’s show with Erin titled the energy in the room which made me want to read it (you should, too).

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