IG find
#justinehill
Tag: nontraditionalmaterials
Manuel Ameztoy
BR Goldstein
Jessica Langley
Jamaal Peterson
First encountered Jamaal’s work in this article (featuring Patrick’s work also). He has developed a highly encoded language of abstraction that ricochets inside of, between, and beyond the frame of the image. In this new body of work Peterman depicts the world as a global simulation. Illusionistic framing devices transform each painting into a portal through which ominous glitches in time, place, and scale occur. These works describe an interlocking system of abstract macro structures—representing legal giants, multinational corporations, massive algorithmic flows, and the weapons of destruction that protect them—across which a superimposed human figure sequentially moves.
#jamaalpeterman
Jason Rohlf
Louise Nevelson
Blogging about Matt reminded me of Louise’s work/career which made me want to look for more.
#louisenevelson
Matt Gonzalez
Baldo Diodato
Artforum notes that in Baldo’s newest the canvas is transformed into a participating body, a seismograph that records movements, pressures, controlled accidents, and the steps—confident or uncertain—of the viewer, who sets the exhibition’s tempo.
#baldodiodato
Guy Goodwin
Ruby Palmer
Not sure where I first saw below but it’s popped into my IG feeds a few times in the last week because Ruby has a solo show up at Morgan Lehman.
#rubypalmer
Amelia Briggs
Thomas Sayre
Saw below on Artsuite which you should all follow (locals to the Triangle know his large earthworks at the NC Museum of Art). Sayre designs and builds public art projects and private commissions all over the world. His current work includes large paintings made with tar, smoke, gunshots, welding material, earth, and fire.
#thomassayre
