hardedgeabstraction – Page 19 – Painting After Art is Dead

Joe Overstreet

#joeoverstreet is a hashtag worth following on IG

Kees Goudzwaard

Thanks Pinterest algorithm (found while blogging about Carmen).

#keezgoudzwaard

Carmen Herrera

A living legend indeed #hyperallergic. If you like minimalism, here’s more as well as more of Carmen’s work.

#carmenherrera

Lauri Hopkins

IG find for #artasplay (which relates of course to my own search for relevant hashtags).

#laurihopkins

has a nice piece in the #northcarolinaartistsexhibition at #CAMRaleigh. Clearly not all of her work is non-representational- I appreciate the way her work that is leverages an aesthetic borrowed from graphic design to create an intense relationship with viewers.

Kenneth Noland

This week Artsy said I should look at Kenneth so I did.

*I am a subscriber to Artsy not so much to collect (which is the purpose of the platform) but to use it as a tool to discover, which it’s quite good for.

#kennethnoland

Iris Kufert-Rivo

A friend turned me on to Iris’s IG feed when she was using cubes more as a motif (which I get a lot, big surprise). Have enjoyed watching the trajectory of her iconography- her newer work, also a great direction, is first below.

#iriskufertrivo

Robert Keith Black

Was looking through the show archives at Lee Hansley gallery, which are still up even though Lee passed last year, and was drawn to Robert’s piece below. If you’re interested in learning more about this Raleigh-based practitioner who used the Strawvalley design complex to bring Modernist Art to the area in the 1950s, you can check out Design Duet.

#robertkeithblack