Painting After Art is Dead – Page 95 – (A blog about) abstract work I made or like

K.J. Schumacher

is in In Abstracto at Modfellows Art & D esign Gallery in Nashville.

#kjschumacher

Victoria Gitman

Distinct Pleasures is an interview with Victoria by Paul Maziar.

#victoriagitman

Victoria Martinez

Victoria Martinez is an interdisciplinary artist who explores textiles, painting, and installation art. She is also a Hopper Prize finalist.
#victoriamartinez

Megan Reed

Megan Reed is an artist in Los Angeles. She holds an MFA in Painting from California College of the Arts in San Francisco and is a Hopper Prize finalist.

#meganreed

Debbi Kenote

Debbi is a New York based artist who received her MFA from Brooklyn College and is a Hopper Prize finalist.
#debbikenote

Caitlin Lonegan

Artforum has words about a recent one from Caitlin.

She’s also a writer.

#caitlinlonegan

Fahrelnissa Zeid

Fahrelnissa Zeid (b. 1901, Istanbul – d. 1991, Amman) was a Turkish artist born into a prominent Ottoman family whose work blended elements of Islamic and Byzantine art from the East with abstract influences from the West. She worked in a variety of media such as large oil paintings, collages and stained glass panels. Zeid was among the first women to attend the Academy of Fine Art in Istanbul.

Her oeuvre contains abstraction like below and figuration.

#fahrelnissazeid

Karel Appel

A founder of the CoBrA association of painters, Karel Appel rendered expressionist canvases with vibrant color, violent brushwork, and thick application of impasto paint. The artist derived much inspiration from primitive art and children’s drawings, and was influenced by contemporaries such as Jean Dubuffet, the major exponent of Art Brut.

#karelappel

Bing Liu

is in LuX at Current and below is titled spce picnic and now I can’t think of anything else

#bingliu

Peter Acheson

Gets some words from #johnyau at #hyperallergic

#peteracheson

King David

presents American Monarchy, an exhibition that intends to draw parallels into conversation: abstraction and figuration, chaos and order, accessibility and industry, beauty and ugliness; all compressed into close quarters to metaphorically mirror the compression of our modern world.

#kingdavid

Dorothy Dehner

The mid-20th century artist and sculptor Dorothy Dehner is a true original, and in a better time, without the aggressive presence of her husband David Smith, she might have gained the recognition she deserved.

#dorothydehner

Mary Corse

From July 2 to September 5, 2021, the Long Museum West Bund is pleased to present “Mary Corse: Painting with Light,” the American artist’s first comprehensive solo museum survey in Asia. Comprised of over twenty-five large-scale works, the exhibition highlights major bodies of work from Corse’s expansive six-decade career.

#marycorse

Paul Sende

(Artoforum says) Paul’s sculptures and light installations unite the handmade and high-tech.

More
#paulsende

Shinique Smith

First saw Shinique on Artsy.

#shiniquesmith