hardedgeabstraction – Page 15 – Painting After Art is Dead

Dorothea Rockburne

(who is no longer with us) is featured in Expanded Painting at the Philly Museum of Art.

#dorothearockburne

Ad Reinhardt

Ad’s work makes a good case study on color and tone as the works subject.

#adreinhardt

Robert Grosvenor and David Novros

Hyperallergic notes their newest at Paula Cooper.
#robertgrosvenor

#davidnovros

Rick Grime

Been following Rick on IG, nice to finally see one ITR at 311 Gallery in Raleigh.

#rickgrime

Since I’m not a historian by training or trade, I continually find it cool to learn about artists with a firm place in the canon– like Jean- while in the process of putting together a lecture on, say, Modernism and Concrete art.

#jeanhelion

Amy Kim Keeler

Amy like Osamu is a Hopper Prize finalist.

#amykimkeeler

Andrew Zarou

Two Coats notes that order, in Zarou’s studio, is not strict thinking or obsessive tidiness but rather the platonic quality of harmonic totality.

#andrewzarou

Ericka Bruno

Saw this in Ericka’s IG feed recently which you should all follow.

#erickabruno

Bob Hooper

Throughout Bob Hooper’s exhibition of abstract paintings at Regards is a recurring motif: a “circle-square,” to borrow the artist’s term for it. It feels oddly familiar, calling to mind a teardrop, a punctuation mark, a speech bubble, an element of a floor plan, or perhaps even some type of wayfinding marker. And yet, subjected to Hooper’s inversions and manipulations, the circle-square elides any sort of referential comprehension, taking on a life of its own and infusing the show with an unstable, electric energy.
#bobhooper

Altoon Sultan

Hyperallergic says Sultan’s works implicitly reject the corporate scale of the Minimalists in favor of a domestic and intimate space.

#altoonsultan

Raoul DeKeyser

David Zwirmer’s IG feed caught my eye with the description of the late, Belgian painter as an “artist’s artist” (they’re currently staging a mini retro in their Hong Kong space.)

#raouldekeyser