“Ways of Attaching” is the first comprehensive institutional exhibition devoted to the art of Rosemary Mayer (1943–2014), and adds even more knotty complexity to the artist’s story.
#rosemarymayer
Tag: nontraditionalmaterials
Annette Wehrhahn
Emma Safir
gets a nod from Artsy. I can see why- (thought she might not call it “abstraction”) below is a mind blowing mix of digital collage printed on silk and vinyl, spandex, smocking, appliqué, pine, upholstery foam, silk thread, and flashe paint.
#emmasafir
Lily de Bont
Kathleen Kucka
gets a nice mention in Two Coats article about Material Mutations, part one; The Canvas at Transmitter.
#kathleenkucka
Sheela Gowda
Hyperallergic notes that the work Sheela (and others) have in Fault Lines prove that abstraction need not be confined to the inner life of the artist.
#sheelagowda
Jean Gray Mohs
Met Jean recently when she and Katie were taking down their show at 311. She’s interested (I think, also because I am…) in the “thingness” of paintings.
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#jeangraymohs
Sarah Cain
Sarah was recently interviewed by Maddie Klett where they cover “the musk of our respective houses, not fully understanding musical notion, and making impressive art out of dumb ideas.”
#sarahcain
Jackie Riccio
Jackie has quite the portfolio of paintings and other objects.
#jackiericcio
Neda Al-Hilali
Has work included in With Pleasure (please do click through and read about Anna Katz’s show on Pattern and Decoration at MoCA).
#nedaalhilali
Julia Rooney
Eleanor Annand
May Tveit
Is in the newest iteration of the Weatherspoon’s Art on Paper (technically below is made *of* paper).
#maytveit
Victoria Gitman
Victoria Martinez
Victoria Martinez is an interdisciplinary artist who explores textiles, painting, and installation art. She is also a Hopper Prize finalist.
#victoriamartinez
Painting After Art is Dead 