internationalartists – Painting After Art is Dead

Lily de Bont

like Kathleen has work in Mutations, part one; The Canvas at Transmitter.

#lilydebont

Lawrence Power

Artforum says Lawrence is a painter of understated craftsmanship. His palette may be spare, but his techniques vary widely, from bands of impasto applied straight from the tube, to expansive translucent sheaths of pigment, to collaged pieces of canvas.

#lawerencepower

Kamrooz Aram

gets a nod from Artforum for his first solo show in France.

#kamroozaram

Dodda Maggy

Hyperallergic says many of the works in Iðavöllur are big and chock-full of issues and socially engaged ideas, like so much art elsewhere. Dodda gets a nice nod.

#doddamaggy

Sheela Gowda

Hyperallergic notes that the work Sheela (and others) have in Fault Lines prove that abstraction need not be confined to the inner life of the artist.

#sheelagowda

Cristina Ghetti

got a nod from Geometricae recently.

#cristinaghetti

Mohammed Chabâa

Artforum has words about “Visual Consciousness,” a traveling retrospective of Mohammed’s work.

#mohammedchabâa

David von Bahr

Juxtapoz says if David’s previous exhibition was characterized by cognitive passages, his new work explores unplannedness along with an inquiry into the reality of layering.

#davidvonbahr

Shohei Takasaki

Booooooom puts the spotlight on selection of recent work by the Sydeney-based, Japanese artist.

#shoheitakasaki

Neda Al-Hilali

Has work included in With Pleasure (please do click through and read about Anna Katz’s show on Pattern and Decoration at MoCA).

#nedaalhilali

Dorothy Napangardi

Dorothy shows with Gallery Gondwana– below is on exhibit currently at SAM.
#dorothynapangardi

Gustav Metzger

Hyperallergic paired Gustav with Eduardo Chillida, for whom a work was a finished thing. Gustav interests me in his preoccupation with work that has limited temporality.

#gustavmetzger

Enrico Bach

Enrico Bach is a contemporary artist / zeitgenössischer Künstler, working and living in Karlsruhe.
#enricobach

Lee Bae

Juxtapoz covers Paradigm of Charcoal, new work by Lee* at Perrotin in Hong Kong (*who splits time between Paris and Cheongdo).

#leebae

Fahrelnissa Zeid

Fahrelnissa Zeid (b. 1901, Istanbul – d. 1991, Amman) was a Turkish artist born into a prominent Ottoman family whose work blended elements of Islamic and Byzantine art from the East with abstract influences from the West. She worked in a variety of media such as large oil paintings, collages and stained glass panels. Zeid was among the first women to attend the Academy of Fine Art in Istanbul.

Her oeuvre contains abstraction like below and figuration.

#fahrelnissazeid