graphicpainting – Painting After Art is Dead

William T. Williams

The National Gallery of Art has a recording on SoundCloud of About Abstraction: A Conversation with Melvin Edwards, Sam Gilliam, and William T. Williams that is well worth the listen.

#williamtwilliams

Clark Richert

Clark’s abstract geometric pattern artwork relates to zonahedra, non repeating tessellations and geodesics.
#clarkrichert

Tim Hawkinson

White Hot has words about Tim’s drip drawings at PRJCTLA.

#timhawkinson

Mario Morales Astudillo

Mario shows with Contemporaneo in Asheville.
#mariomoralesastudillo

Lauren Quin

Still relatively fresh out of art school, painter Lauren Quin is already a hot commodity with works recently soaring hundreds of thousands above asking price for instance at TWO x TWO for Aids and Art in Dallas. It doesn’t hurt that Quin’s electrifying visual language is unlike any other.
#laurenquin

Caroline Roberts

Jeff Hamada interviews Caroline for Booooooom!. Her work is sometimes figurative and often has a digital component.

#carolineroberts

Lisa Hoke

Jonathan Stevenson says Lisa has a singular knack for finding lasting significance in ephemera.

#lisahoke

HJ Bott

Hyperallergic says the Houston artist conveys a restless, open, and experimental temperament that is in dialogue with his better-known contemporaries.

Also, “damndazzled Generalizing specificity” (below) is an awesome title.
#hjbott

Shaheer Zazai

BlackFlash Magazine’s December 2021 Issue Examines Islamic Art Traditions in Canada. In “Infinities,” guest-edited by curator and art historian Nadia Kurd, artists and writers discuss the influence of Islamic visual cultures in Canadian contemporary art. Shaheer gets a nice mention and an image.

#shaheerzazai

Leigh Suggs

is an NC-born artist affiliated with Artsuite (which has quite a nice stable of creatives).

#leighsuggs

Rosalind Bengelsdorf Browne

is in the Whitney and MOMA’s collections and- like I. Rice– has work in Labyrinth of Forms.

#rosalindbengelsdorf

Amanda Church

Has new work up at High Noon.

#amandachurch

Jan Razauskas

is in Spatial Fabrications with Bill.

#janrazauskas

Tony Bechara

Tony is an artist living and working in New York, who has produced a large and significant body of abstract work based on principles of color usage, organization and randomness. His paintings tackle phenomenological questions that explore historical problems associated with representation, the visual, and ultimately visibility itself. He’s also in Point of Departure at the Sheldon Museum in Lincoln.
#tonybechara

Algernon Miller

Algernon (like Ellsworth) is a father of Afrofuturist art. Educated at the School of Visual Arts (1965-67) and The New School (1967-68) during America’s cultural revolution, Miller’s Downtown art world included happenings and Pop, Fluxus and Warhol films, the Beat poets and jazz. Uptown, he absorbed African drumming, African-American dance, and Afrocentric fashion.

#algernonmiller