womanartists – Page 5 – Painting After Art is Dead

Julia Chiang

#juliachiang

Yamini Nayar

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

Nathalie Provosty

Artsy says Nathalie is one of the 9 #womenartists we should all be watching. Picked an image with a human for scale- wow!

#nathalieprovosty

Letha Wilson and Elliot Green

Technically neither is a formalist (both rely on abstraction as an element though) and they also both believe there is #abstractionallaroundus.

#lethawilson

#elliotgreen

Amy Vensel

You should look at Amy’s whole IG feed.

The whole thing.

#amyvensel

Annabel Andrews

I’m always interested in what abstractionists think about while they paint.

#annabelandrews

Virginia Jaramillo

Virginia is an American artist of Mexican heritage. Born in El Paso, Texas, she studied in Los Angeles before moving to New York City. She has exhibited in exhibitions internationally since 1959.

#virginiajaramillo

Etel Adnan

Like Suzanne, Etel probably doesn’t consider herself a formalist. The textual richness of her subject is belied by the image in the article above so see more…

#eteladnan

Vivian Suter

Untamed jungles of abstract paintings you say? You have my attention, #hyperallergic.

#viviansuter

Elisabeth Wild

Sorry that the occasion of Ms Wild passing is how I discovered her.

#elisabethwild

Jenny Sharaf

If you aren’t following #faultlineartshows you are def missing the goods

#jennysharaf

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 about this quite interesting #blackartist.

#suzzanejackson

Amy Sillman

Some artists can actually talk/write and they say dope shit like “Painting is a physical thinking process to continue an interior dialogue.”

#amysillman

Fiona Rae

…still gots the goods

#fionarae

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