internationalartists – Page 31 – Painting After Art is Dead

Dan Walsh

Hyperallergic choses Dan for their newest beer with a painter.

More (older work)

#danwalsh

Gabriel Orozco

Artforum has an interview with Gabriel(who doesn’t always practice abstraction, like Sanford and Myra) up in the context of his newest (which they’ve also written about)

#gabrielorozco

Andreas Eriksson

Recent (to me) IG hashtag find.

#andreaseriksson

Caroline Achaintre

In Caroline one-person exhibition at Fondazione Giuliani, watercolor, ceramic, bamboo, and wool are the protagonists of a narrative that seems to emerge from the viscera of creative expression. The French-born artist’s works take possession of the gallery space like three-dimensional biomorphic entities, even when simply hung on the walls like paintings.

#carolineachaintre

Otto Zitko

For an artist whose bright oil stick lines often explode, uncontained, across the walls and ceilings of galleries, it feels fitting for this moment—one of physical distance, meditation, and uncertainty—that the works in Otto Zitko’s exhibition “In Times Like These” are anxiously restrained to canvas size…

More (older installation work like below)

#ottozitko

Lee Kun-yong

is also in the Artsy Vanguard along with Nonggirrnga.

#leekunyong

Nonggirrnga Marawili

taps the Earth for her materials and muses. Her works—prints, works on paper, paintings on bark, and larrakitj (memorial poles made from the bark of eucalyptus trees)—are often made with natural ochers that coalesce in spontaneous webs of lines and dots. The resulting works are ethereal, expressive interpretations of water.

#nonggirrngamarawili

Jadé Fadojutimi

is shouted out in the Artsy Vanguard.

#jadefadojutimi

Ross Manning

Artforum wrote some words about a survey of this significant Aussie’s which inspired me to learn more about the work he does which is as much about sound as visual experiences.

#rossmanning

Latiff Mohidin

Artreview has a nice write up about a retrospective of Latiff’s Pago Pago series from the ‘60s which are as you can see top shelf modernism.

#latiffmohidin

Barbara Takenaga

Since I do love Yayoi Kusama’s paintings I had to look at this piece which lead me to Barbara. Wow!

#barbaratakenaga

Suzan Frecon

Suzan has been making art for a minute so of course Artforum notes her newest.

#suzanfrecon

Paul Klee

Thinking about the quality of the chroma in Helen’s work made me think of many of Paul’s watercolor and guache works. As a true Modernist and a gifted painter, his work has been a big influence.

More (images and words)

#paulklee