nontraditionalmaterials – Page 14 – Painting After Art is Dead

Cameron Harvey

Cameron is an artist based in LA and is a recent Hopper Prize finalist.

#cameronharvey

Mire Lee

has been invited to Biennale and shows with Tina Kim. Her work is impossible to ignore.

#mirelee

gets noted in a wonderful article by Hyperallergic about two recent shows at the Philips Collection (which includes Alma and Sam and Sanford). Her work is mostly figurative and she also uses non-representational strategies like below.

#reneestout

Choong Sup Lim

Lara Pan at White Hot interviews Chong about his oeuvre which combines traditional and contemporary elements in highly original assemblages, and thereby produces new abstractions that emerge from this particular process of creation.

#choongsuplim

Susan Mastrangelo

Artforum has words about Susan’s newest which veers more towards abstraction than figuration.

#susanmastrangelo

Anne Tallentire

Declan Long at Artforum points out how Anne’s most recent artworks at The MAC involve careful measuring, precise mapping, methodical assembly as she reflects on the physical, social, and sensory conditions of built environments, scrutinizing small details of domestic interiors or gesturing toward larger histories of public space.

#annetallentire

Marcin Dudek

Artsy says Harlan Levy’s selections of Marcin’s work at Art Antwerp 2021 is one the 7 best booths there.

#marcindudek

Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Laurie Fendrich at Two Coats covers the recent survey of Sophie’s work at MOMA, pointing out that calling her “multidisciplinary” doesn’t quite encompass her.

#sophietaeuberarp

Stephen Neidich

Artforum says Stephen’s kinetic sculptures are made of industrial metal objects and tools found in the studio and the outside world. They leverage our familiarity of everyday objects against experience and performance of making art. These gestural spinning and rotating sculptures make plain how, and from what materials they are made, the acrobatics of their production.

#stephenneidich

Chakaia Booker

like Michael shows across the country, and with Momentum Gallery.

More and More (second is her IG feed which you should follow- her Afro futurist public sculpture, as pointed out in the first link, is not of this world)
#chakaiabooker

Caroline Roberts

Jeff Hamada interviews Caroline for Booooooom!. Her work is sometimes figurative and often has a digital component.

#carolineroberts

Jane Benson

With System of Nature (Reflections) (2020–21), pixelated, ribbon-like, chromatic prints on canvas backed with paper gently arc away from the wall, suggestive of the infinite elasticity of both time and memory.

#janebenson

Davis Choun

Davis, like Kimberly, has a piece in COSO 2021.
More

#davischoun

Anish Kapoor

Not a lot I could say about Anish that hasn’t already been said other than it’s surprising I’m just getting to blogging about him (realized he was missing when writing about Point of Departure which features him alongside Mavis and Tony and Donald and others).

#anishkapoor

Angel Otero

makes work from the “skin” that forms on oil paint.

#angelotero

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