is showing with Pauline Shawn at Chapter-NY.
#antoniakuo

Galina Kurlat is a photographic artist living in Brooklyn, NY. She earned her BFA in Media Arts from Pratt Institute. She is a recent Hopper Prize finalist.
#galinakurlat
Two Coats has words about Joy’s radical photography.
#joyepisallas
Gary Brewer at White Hot had words about the Art of Matthew Brandt (and Light &Matter)- not all of which is abstract (and even then, abstract-ed).
#matthewbrandt
Mar has new work up/in Lost/Found at Golden Belt gallery, organized by Durham Art Guild. They aren’t abstraction but certainly abstracted both compositionally and in her consideration of the act of looking.
#marhester
As I was spending some time cataloging queer artists I found this good read which features some photography from early in Wolfgang’s career (the part of his oeuvre that lead to him receiving the Turner prize).
#wolfgangtillmans
Uta has been shown in the same context as abstractionists due to the similarities with formalism in her photographic strategies- I think it’s clear she shares an interest with “us” in the visual and phenomenal qualities of art viewing.
#utahbarth
(for other photographic work click on the hashtag “photography” for this post)
Has the goods and Artsy thinks so as well. Her work occupies a certain intersection of media similar to Erin. Glad I got to see these recently!
#yamininayar
One of the images from Rose’s My Art Show series from this Hyperallergic write up caught my eye, and glad it did. Using found materials is a cousin, I think, of the sort of automatism that is the root of much abstract painting. Her mimic pieces are great examples of true abstraction as well, I find, and also utilize found objects.
#rosemarasco
I like checking out Booooooom because even though it’s never about painting I occasionally find formalists like Gianluca.
#gianlucaattoli