Lee Mullican
Lee is no longer with us. Schooled on the west coast and influenced by topography and transcendental philosophy, he made a few nice ones in his day. #leemullican
Suzanne Jackson
Although I don’t paint an interpersonal iconography I am perpetually fascinated by those who do. So glad the pictures in the article above were crap because it lead me to… Read more Suzanne Jackson →
Clare Rojas
The exceptional #lizziecheathammcnairy at #matronsandmistresses has a great interview up in the context Claire’s last show at #sococharlotte, which includes some really sublime, new abstract pieces. #clarerojas
Elizabeth Murray
One of the greats #elizabethmurray
Sol LeWitt
What more can I say about the democratizing effect of non-mimetic modalities on the arts that would do justice to the rise of a night shift guard at MOMA to… Read more Sol LeWitt →
Fernando de Szyszlo
The title of this Artspace article caught my eye, since I recently posted on Hilma’s mystical, symbolic work, and is where I discovered Fernando. More #fernandodeszyszlo
Beatriz Milhazes
is a baller #beatrizmilhazes
Hilma af Klint
Hilma’s mystical paintings and her practice got a lot of airplay in 2019 and people noticed. #hilmaafklint
Albert Oehlen
Albert has a new show up at Serpentine that’s an interpretation of the Rothko Chapel. The gallery says “Albert understand the strategies of surrealism as a kind of toolbox.” Though… Read more Albert Oehlen →
Paulina Peavy
Good one for a #TBT, since Paulina is not with us any more. Definitely read about her interest in UFOs, and kudos to Greater #RestonArtsCenter for their retrospective of her… Read more Paulina Peavy →
Isidore Isou
This one is a TBT, to the 1940s. Widewalls was nice enough to shout out the founder-of-Letrism’s retrospective at the Pompidou. #isidoreisou
Julie Mehretu
Some images on Pinterest of other work by Ms Mehretu. I haven’t yet seen any of these in person- but Artsy thinks her show at White Cube in London is… Read more Julie Mehretu →
