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Yunhee Min

is one of the artists, along with Emma, that Artsy notes have been shaped by the Abstract Expressionism of Helen Frankenthaler.

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like Young gets a nod from Two Coats for was un bleit at Bortolami in their recent exhibition guide. Materially symphonic, Kara employs painting, installation, and photography to map heritage, origin, and belonging.

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Benoit Platéus

was one of Artsy’s 5 Artists on Our Radar for December 2024. Platéus’s broad practice spans painting, collage, sculpture, and photography, though he focuses on abstraction and conceptual questions throughout those media.

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Manoucher Yektai

In addition to noting Pacita’s show at MOMA PS1, and Painting Deconstructed (which included Scott, Rachel and others), Hyperallergic says Iranian-born Manoucher’s Landscapes at Karma was (posthumously) one of the Best! New York City Art shows of 2024.

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Kim Yun Shin

In addition to Julie and Jeffrey, Artsy selected Kim Yun as one of the 10 artists who made the biggest impact on the art world this year. They emerged dramatically on the global art scene this year at the age of 88, after spending more than six decades crafting kaleidoscopic paintings and chainsaw-carved wooden sculptures largely outside the limelight.
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Ji Dachun

has a solo show opening at Aye Gallery in Beijing later this month—and he lets us know what’s in store, as Artnet asks him 7 questions on creating the conditions for a ‘perfect picture’. Tldr; for this new work Ji leverages the compositional structures of traditional Chinese landscape paintings to tap into psychological, experiential themes and ideas (abstraction is a departure for him).
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Kikuo Saito

recently showed Summer Song at Larkin Logerfo. The paintings on display primarily focus on a period of 12 years in which Kikuo returns again and again to the implied shape of an ellipse as a site to explore notational mark-making and dynamic color relationship.

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Antonio Tarsis

shows with Carlos/Ishikawa along with Oscar and others.

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Jacqueline Lamba

was (posthumously) included in Weinstein Gallery booth at Basel Miami which Artsy says was noteworthy (the presentation traces Lamba’s journey through the dreamlike depictions of Paris during the Surrealist movement in the 1940s and ’50s to vibrant abstract landscapes that defined her later career, such asParis Panorama- below- which align her legacy with Abstract Expressionist figures like Helen Frankenthaler and Joan Mitchell).

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Gabriel de la Mora

Artsy says Proyectos Monclova had one of the 10 Best Booths at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024- Gabriel’s work was noted.

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Chie Fueki

newest- Petal Storm Memory (curated by David A. Ross) at Kino Saito gets a nod in Two Coats December NY gallery guide.

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Yasemin Kackar-Demirel

work reflects her personal observations of natural and human built environments and she explores themes of transformation, repetition, continuity, and randomness through abstraction.

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Andrés Janacua

gets a nod from Hyperallergic s most recent 10 art shows to see in LA (December 2024 edition). The P’Urhépecha artist’s woven works navigate between craft and fine art, tradition and fashion. Working predominantly with toquillo, or plastic lanyard material, Janacua weaves patterns that recall Minimalism and geometric abstraction, as well as Indigenous designs and art forms.

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Sonia Almeida

is an artist working in Boston and a Fine Arts Assistant Professor at Brandeis University. A through-line in her practice is the artist’s investigation into the ways that language is learned, shared, and adapted through processes of fragmentation and multiplicity. She was recently in Between Pixel and Pigment with Jacqueline and others.

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Julio Girona

was a sculptor, painter, cartoonist, and writer from Cuba.

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