internationalartists – Page 18 – Painting After Art is Dead

Fausta Squatriti

Artforum thanks her latest is “must see” status.

#faustasquatriti

Eric Manuel Santoscoy-McKillip

Eric has an eclectic ouvre– first became aware of the piece below from a write up on Houses in Motion.

#ericmanuelsantoscoymckillip

Duart Bel Silva

Discovered on IG via hashtags.

#duartbelsilva

Bridget Riley

Glad to see Ms Riley get a much deserved and well received retro. Hard to overstate her importance to the canon.

#bridgetriley

John Bunker

AbCrit reviews this Londoner’s newest show– follow him on IG.

#johnbunker

Women of Bauhaus

#tbt

Not surprising given its genesis in the 20s to read in this show review of the (not only) marginalization but exploitation of the women of Bauhaus.

#bauhaus #womenartists #earlymodernism

Yvan Hydar

Boooooom gave Yvan a look, as should you!

#yvanhydar

Clyde Hopkins

#117. David Sweet writes

Read on abcrit.org/2019/07/27/117-david-sweet-writes-on-clyde-hopkins/

Ab Crit is a good blog you should follow if you love abstraction!

#clydehopkins #davidsweet

Gianluca Attoli

I like checking out Booooooom because even though it’s never about painting I occasionally find formalists like Gianluca.

#gianlucaattoli

Lucas Dupuy

May have first seen Lucas Tumblring, also follow him on IG (along with a lot of other people).

#lucasdupuy

Bernard Friz

First discovered Bernard Tumblring, and have followed him on IG. I love how eclectic his production is.

#bernardfriz

Mosaic Room in London went #tbt with this show exploring how Melehi and other “artists in postcolonial Casablanca created a specifically Moroccan form of Modernism, merging the influences of Pop art and Hard-edge painting with the rich tradition of abstraction in Berber craft and architecture.”

#mohamedmelehi

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