opart – Painting After Art is Dead

Andy Harwood

shows with Studio Gallery Group. Not hard to understand my attraction to his work.

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Yaacov Agam

First encountered Yaacov’s work at the Pompidou Center (the installation below). More on this Israeli artist at his site.

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Nathalie Cohen

First saw Nathalie’s work at Eternity in Paris. Her work reminds me of Carlos.

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Linling Lu

is also in Order and Uncertainty- along with W.C., Power and Julie.

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W.C. Richardson

is also (like Julie and Power) represented in Order and Uncertainty.

#wcrichardson

Helen Pashgian

One of the members of the California Light and Space movement that emerged in the 1960s, Helen made her mark with translucent abstract sculptures crafted from pigmented acrylic resins.

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Brian Wills

Hyperallergic says Brian’s newest at Ochi Projects in LA are works in the tradition of Light and Space, but instead of light, Brian Wills works with the earthy media of paint and colored thread.

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Clark Richert

Clark’s abstract geometric pattern artwork relates to zonahedra, non repeating tessellations and geodesics.
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Tim Hawkinson

White Hot has words about Tim’s drip drawings at PRJCTLA.

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Rakuko Naito

Hyperallergic says Naito’s Op-inspired abstractions might have been an oblique way of dealing with feelings of displacement after moving to the United States.

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Peter Owusu

is deaf and I think we can all see which sense this circumstance has foregrounded.

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Morgan Echols

Recent IG hashtag discovery who makes work like a machine

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Daniel Mullen

shows with Kogan Amaro.

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Kristin Farr

For years, Kristin Farr has been creating a balance of folk and op-art tradition. She notes always that her work is inspired by “folk art, synesthesia and magic.”

#kristinfarr

Andrew Schoultz

Juxtapoz is all about Andrew’s newest calling it a fresh, time-consuming body of maximal work.

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