Hedda Sterne
I was so over the moon to see #MOMA give Hedda her due in their new reconfiguration- as the only #womanartist featured in the famous Time photo of the AbEx… Read more Hedda Sterne →
Jose Parla
has new work up! If you can visit the Bronx Art Museum, go!!! More #joseparla #bronxartmuseum
Taking Shape
This overview of Modernist abstraction in the Arab world is a great show I got to see recently- Mohammed has two very nice pieces in it. #nyu #greygallery #taking shape… Read more Taking Shape →
Liliane Tomasko
Enjoy #lilianetomasko
Melissa Meyer
Is a “third generation” abstract expressionist More #melissameyer
Sarah Awad
More #sarahawad
Anne Russinof
Anne is probably the closest thing I’ve seen to true #minimalistart lately- each painting reduces the painters action to a sparse series of marks. As someone who loves the concept… Read more Anne Russinof →
Hans Bing
If you read the same stuff as me you saw this article all over. I’ve noted Trudy– Bing really caught my eye though (not that Bing). #hansbing
Fabian Marcaccio and Jessica Stockholder
Two of my faves from undergrad, didn’t realize they had a show together in the late ’90s. #jessicastockholder #fabianmarcaccio
Oscar Murillo
I’ve told you all repeatedly to read Hyperallergic on the reg- see why? #oscarmurillo
Alexander Kroll
Found Alexander because Warren Isensee posted about hanging out with Tomory Dodge who posted about visiting Alex’s studio. #alexanderkroll
Hyman Bloom
Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning thought that Hyman Bloom (1913–2009) was “the first Abstract Expressionist artist in America.” More #hymanbloom
Jeff Wenzel
Congrats to Jeff on getting picked up in #newamericanpaintings #jeffwenzel
B Chehayeb
Caught note of B on Galleri Urbane’s IG. More.
Bernice Bing
I think I’m going to start to tag or categorize painters as “unjustly ignored in their prime”- so, add “Bingo” to the list with Michael West and Alma Thomas and… Read more Bernice Bing →
