womenartists – Painting After Art is Dead

Marilyn Lerner

Marilyn shifts gears (again according to Hyperallergic).

#marilynlerner

Sheila Hicks

Was featured in this piece on Artists influenced by Rothko– can’t believe I’ve never blogged about her Albers-influenced work before.

#sheilahicks

Liz Miller

Has work at Spartanburg Museum of Art.

#lizmiller

Georgiana Houghton

For those fascinated with Hilma– Georgiana (1814-1884) developed skills as a medium after attending her first séance in 1859 and achieved her first spirit drawings in 1861.
#georgianahoughton

Alicja Bielawska

Alicja is an installation artist not too dissimilar from Liz.

#aliciabielawska

Margaret Lee

Lee is one of the last artists an observer of the New York art world would expect to be going AbEx. Her photographs and sculptural readymades have mostly been interpreted as commentary on modernism and design, channeled through the digital surrealism of the DIS magazine era.

#margaretlee

Hiba Kalache

Artsy notes that “… in her abstract paintings, Kalache applies a soft palette as a background, passionately covered with bursts of color and thickly contoured scribbles, almost acting as open, fresh wounds. Looking closely, there are visual hints of floral and erotic elements, evoking an atmosphere of violence, tension, and a glimmer of delicateness, where everything seems to coexist.”

Also- if you want to follow artists from the Middle East and North Africa check out ArteEast.

#hibakalache

Howardena Pindell

Has a solo show up at The Shed. Below is older work and see her site for more.

#howardenapindell

Dorothea Rockburne

(who is no longer with us) is featured in Expanded Painting at the Philly Museum of Art.

#dorothearockburne

Brie Russ

Artnews says Brie’s earthy sculptural installations at Night Gallery in LA question our role in the physical world.

#brieruais

Janaina Tschäpe

“Between the Sky and the Water” is a mid-career retrospective of Janaina Tschäpe (b. Munich, Germany 1973). Tschäpe’s wide-ranging oeuvre is visually connected by a lexicon of forms that array across a variety of media—painting, drawing, installation, sculpture, photography, video, and performance.

#janainatschäpe

Artforum notes that Galerie Lelong & Co. is presenting “Throughlines: Assemblages and Works on Paper from the 1960s to the 1990s,” a selection of works by the late artist. Her Wood Pictures began in New York and further developed in Düren, Germany during Thompson’s self-imposed exile.

#mildredthompson

Eve Saint Jean

Boom puts their Artist Spotlight on Eve.

#evesaintjean

Sally Havlis

First encountered Sally’s work below while viewing All Abstract in which we both have work.

#sallyhavlis

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