internationalartists – Page 35 – Painting After Art is Dead

Yamini Nayar

Has the goods and Artsy thinks so as well. Her work occupies a certain intersection of media similar to Erin. Glad I got to see these recently!

#yamininayar

Taking Shape

This overview of Modernist abstraction in the Arab world is a great show I got to see recently- Mohammed has two very nice pieces in it.

#nyu #greygallery #taking shape

#ramsesyounan

#wijdan

#samiahalaby

Guillermo Mora

One of several artists new to me that I’ve found while searching IG for #ArtMadrid.

#guillermomora

Arturo Herrera

You had me at “modernist collage” #artinamerica.

Virginia Jaramillo

Virginia is an American artist of Mexican heritage. Born in El Paso, Texas, she studied in Los Angeles before moving to New York City. She has exhibited in exhibitions internationally since 1959.

#virginiajaramillo

Etel Adnan

Like Suzanne, Etel probably doesn’t consider herself a formalist. The textual richness of her subject is belied by the image in the article above so see more…

#eteladnan

Elisabeth Wild

Sorry that the occasion of Ms Wild passing is how I discovered her.

#elisabethwild

Seeun Kim

These are sort of blowing my mind.

#seeunkim

Wayne Thiebaud and Harold Ancart

Artforum writes about Wayne’s newest– I didn’t recognize the image at first which I love (when a painter can still surprise). I thought of Harold because- in addition to a shared painter-ly-ness- he’s headed the “opposite” way (towards “figuration”, where Wayne is becoming more abstracted) with his newest.

#waynetheibaud

#haroldancart

Mercedes Pardo

Discovered this Venezuelan master will looking at Gilda‘s IG feed.

#mercedespardo

Martina Nehrling and Gunther Forg

One of the most compelling facets of abstract painting for me are formally similar but conceptually dissimilar works. Martina paints an urban energy where Gunther seeks to emote the experience of being a German.

#martinanehrling

#guntherforg

Gilda Picabea

Looks like Lygia isn’t the only Brazilian Concretist having a nice moment!

#gildapicabea

Brian Eno

Posting about Doug Wheeler made me think about other artists who work in the realm of creating experience that I find to be a cousin of formalist painting. Most of us know this Brit from his musical oeuvre. What he says about his brand of empty formalism is right on, and we share a modality where some artist license/control is measured against chance as an actual tool.

#brianeno

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