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Olga de Amaral

Rosa Boshier Gonzàlez reviews Olga de Amaral at Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami for Burnaway, pointing at how she “contrasts geometric form with the meandering patterns of natural materials like cotton and horsehair.”

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Susan Smith

In March 2017 Susan moved from London to the peace and quiet of Herefordshire. Since then her work has been an absorption of new surroundings re-interpreted in her attic studio.

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Iria Leino

Harper’s is posthumously showing work by Iris from the ’60s and ’70s.

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Paola Oxoa

gets a nod for below from Two Coats of Paint October selected guide to painting-centric exhibitions.

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Lorenza Sannai

says that “painting based on geometry often expresses the individual’s atavistic need to rationalize” but that, for her, geometry is a means of discovering unexpected dimensions:

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Ding Yi 丁乙

According to Artsy, Ding (like Teresa and Suzanne and Ana) is having a good moment. Inspired by the Zen practice of calligraphy, Ding is a pioneer of abstraction in China, completely rejecting narrative and representation in his practice.

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Ana Claudia Almeida

is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, video, and installation. Through material explorations with paper, fabric, plastic, oil pastels, and paint, Almeida investigates the tension between functionality and abstraction, interior and exterior, and the individual and the environment. Artsy notes she (like Suzanne and Teresa) is having a good moment.

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Teresa Solar Aboud

is one of eight artists that Artsy notes are having a moment (Suzanne also makes the list).

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Raquel Rabinovich

underlying fascination with the undefinable nature of existence has spurred a lifelong exploration of what they call the “dark source.”

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Suzanne Song

Sweet shades of Carlos Cruz Diaz these are some sublime paintings. Suzanne shows with White Cube.

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Remy Jungerman

work explores the intersection of pattern and symbol in Surinamese Maroon culture, the larger African Diaspora, and twentieth-century modernism. He was recently in Carried Over as part of the International Studio & Curatorial Program.

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Lucio Pozzi

Pozzi is a painter who likes to paint and pursue his painterly concerns in other media as well.

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Yuji Agematsu

Back in May, Debra at Hyperallergic drew our attention to the unexpected beauty of detritus. Specifically, how, through his art, Yuji brings reverence and discipline to the job of living, and acknowledges each human’s durational condition. They are abstract in the sense that compositional decisions are driven by formalist prerogative (they are clearly recognizable materials also).

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John Jurayj

born in Chicago to a Lebanese father and American mother, John studied architecture at Washington University, St. Louis (BA 1990) and fine art at Bard College, New York (MFA 2005). Taught at School of Visual Arts (2008-11) and as visiting professor at Cornell University (2010-11). Manifold group exhibitions, mostly in U.S.A. (predominantly New York and California), but also in Lebanon and Canada. Prolific lecturer/panel member for Lebanese and Middle Eastern art. Based in Brooklyn, New York.Also shows with Walter Maciel.
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Caroline Collom

Over at Burnaway Merin McDivitt reviews Asheville’s Blue Spiral 1 summer group exhibition, where artists adopt an irreverent approach to surfaces. The show includes Caroline among others.
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