Jackson Markovic reviews 5 Mountain Dews, Ross Landenberger’s solo exhibition of color field photographs exposed with soda, at THE END Project Space, Atlanta, for Burnaway.
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#rosslandenberger

Known for his folded canvas paintings, Simon Hantaï (French, born Hungary, 1922–2008) was an advocate for the consideration of canvas as a material unto itself. Yes one thinks of Sam when hearing that and the work also makes one think of fellow Washington Color School artist Alma Thomas.
#simonhantai

gets a nice nod for below (which is in Penumbra at Anat Ebgi) from Two Coats in their most recent gallery guide.
#sigridsandstrom

Carlotta at Whitehot magazine invites us to consider how Haley’s works feel like windows into other worlds, “at once transcendent and deeply grounded—a vibrant meditation on landscape, abstraction and the emotional weight of form.”
#haleyyoung

Pat Lipsky is an American painter. Her work is associated with Color Field painting and Lyrical Abstraction.
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#patlipsky

Not the same Emma I “found” at Artfields (but discovered while searching Insta for the same). Emma’s studio practice “is chancy, it includes an investigation into pigments, what is colour, constructing new brushes and writing.”
#emmastonejohnson

Mary Jones at Two Coats has words about “Mashups,” Nancy Evans’s show at Sargent’s Daughters, noting that “the sensation of immersive color… reverberate softly with veils of translucent gradients and undulating organic form” and that the work is grounded in American Modernism.
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#nancyevans

is an American artist based in New York City. A member of the American Abstract Artists (AAA), Logemann has focused throughout her career on an abstract aesthetic that engages with symmetry in nature, repeating language systems, and spirituality.
#janelogemann

Kenneth Victor Young (1933–2017), was an American artist, educator, and designer. He is associated with the Washington Color School art movement (along with Sam and Alma).
#kennethvictoryoung

is one of the artists, along with Emma, that Artsy notes have been shaped by the Abstract Expressionism of Helen Frankenthaler.
#yunheemin

like Vasa was (posthumously) included in Taylor Graham‘s booth at EXPO Chicago. Alice produced brilliantly colored abstract expressionist oil and watercolor paintings by staining her canvases with rounded biomorphic forms. Using a technique of pouring diluted oil paint onto a canvas in layers, she sometimes experimented with variations of a single hue and at other times created a purposeful interplay of different tones
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