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Kelly Taylor Mitchell

Burnaway gives the Atlanta-based Mitchell the mic to explore her textile-based work and the role of memory and fragility in her practice.

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Gail is a San Francisco Bay Area interdisciplinary artist, music medium and student of the paranormal who mines photographic and filmic rifts to explore her own subtle shifts in perception from the mundane to the phenomenological.

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Letitia Quesenberry

Burnaway recently published Jodie Bass’s profile from their visit to the studio of Letitia Quesenberry, a Louisville-based artist who extends the boundaries of visual perception.

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Joanne Ungar

FRONT ROOM GALLERY recently presented Part and Parcel —
a solo show of new work by New York artist, Joanne Ungar. Joanne Ungar’s cast wax compositions are created with discarded waste from mass produced products, specifically the cardboard boxes—the refuse that is instantly disposed of once the box is opened.

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Allison Reimus

was recently in Real Abstraction with Mark at Reed Anderson Projects.

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Claire Ashley

was recently in Abstraction + Love with Selena (and featuring Helen and Robert, who were an item for a time) at the Lubeznik Center for the Arts.

And if you like inflatable art and like me live in the Triangle, go see BLOW UP II at the Gregg.

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Marielle Capanna

Two Coats of Paint notes Marielle’s work at Frieze London: her Borrowed Light series, exhibited by Adams and Ollman, sold out. More

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Melissa Staiger

BmoreArt notes three exhibitions that are crafting meaning, among them Resonant Space at MONO practice which also includes Jim and Joanne.

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Becca Lowry

Elijah Wheat is enthralled to present a solo exhibition of multi-media works by Becca Lowry, their first at the gallery entitled “The Mountains Will Still Be Here.” More

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Luz Carabaño

Renée at Hyperallergic says Luz’s rippling, organic shapes curve into ethereal portals that feel like they could transport viewers into another dimension.

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Marcy Rosenblat

Adam at Two Coats ties Marcy’s practice into the larger discourse about abstraction, specifically its (unnecessary) tension with figuration.

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Tess Wei

Anna Gregor at Two Coats of Paint says Tess’s black paintings and graphite works on paper are simultaneously material and apparitional. More

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Jane South

talks to Sangram Majumdar at Two Coats about her modus operandi (in the context of both having shows recently).

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Erica Mahinay

is one of many artists included in the sixth iteration of the Hammer’s acclaimed biennial which showcases 39 artists and collectives living and working in L.A..

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Teresa Baker

Alex at Hyperallergic says Baker’s art exudes the deep and spiritual connection to nature that she has gained from her Mandan/Hidatsa family.

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