womanartists – Page 11 – Painting After Art is Dead

Anna Fasshauer

ARTnews has a really dumb piece up about the first Marfa Art Fair (not even going to link to it), but I can’t get past the first image which is 4 pieces by Anna. I’m sort of obsessed with these now- I created a hashtag for her on IG.

#annafasshauer

Alicia McCarthy

Juxtapoz has a joint up ’bout Alicia’s upcoming show in Brussels. She’s on IG where you can see a fantastic mural she’s been involved with.

#aliciamccarthy

Kinu Kamura

Widewalls noted Blast recently- it caught my eye. She’s on IG also.

#kinokamura

Jasmine Wallace and Randy Shull

Shared a link to Jasmine’s IG feed with a fellow abstractionist and she hit me back with a link to this page with images of Randy’s work. Which is whose? Click through to find out!

#randyshull #jasminewallace

Magalie Guérin

Another reason it pays to follow hashtags on Instagram. Magalie shows with Corbett vs Dempsey.

#magalieguerin

Gwen Gunter

As someone who loves works on all kinds of surfaces, too, these make me very happy!

#gwengunter

Marie Breiling

Abstractmag has an article about Marie in the context of an upcoming exhibition of work she completed during a recent residency. Time well spent if you ask me. Please check out the other images in the article!

#mariebreiling

Jennifer Riley

Two Coats of Paint has a catalog essay up from Jennifer’s show at Silas Van Morisse late last year. Read more to learn about her process.

#jenniferriley

Sarah Crowner

A friend sent me this interesting article from Vogue. I’ve been following Sarah’s brand of reinvigorated Modernism on Instagram so it was nice to have an excuse to learn a little more about her, especially that she does ceramic work using tile in addition to work with the American Ballet Theater. Glad to see talent having a deserved cultural moment.

#sarahcrowner

Heather Day

Juxtapoz has an article up about Pour, a new show by Kathryn McNaughton (who I’ve followed for a while on Instagram) and Heather Day, who is new to me. The paintings are a result of a short sabitcal to focus on work in semi-solitude, which sounds fantastic, and impactful, since the main focus of her work is her synesthesia.

#heatherday

Pat Steir

So glad to hear this show is happening, and at one of the most beautiful art venues in the US (if you love art and haven’t visited the Barnes Foundation in Philly get on it)! The first Steir I ever saw was at the Guggenheim (she was a fellow with their foundation btw). Wow.

#patsteir

Holly Miller

Wide Walls gave Holly some love in their article about minimalists to collect in 2019. Was interesting to check out her site and zoom in on a few of these- I think the fact that’s she’s channeling Ryman is why her work stood out to me in the article above.

#hollymiller

Fran O’Neill

I first encountered Fran’s work while Tumblr’ing, please check out her online gallery. I find these to be almost narrative- they impact me kind of like Lichtenstein’s brushstrokes which I always saw as comic book hero versions of brushstrokes being… well. Anyway, they all seem to tell a sort of story.

#franoneill

Debra Ramsay

Found via Widewalls, wow. I need to see these! Isn’t it cool how she also likes to photograph clouds? You should read some about her investigations of color- in her own words.

#debraramsay

Erin O’Keefe

A friend turned me on to Erin’s feed on Instagram. She’s making photographs btw- if you thought they were paintings, you are into her subject matter. The use of these tensions is well planned, and she also deals deftly with compositional issues.

#erinokeefe