womenartists – Page 22 – Painting After Art is Dead

Nola Zirin

Two Coats of Paint discusses The March of Abstraction in the context of Nola’s newest.

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Anastasia Pelias

Joe Craig at Burnaway reviews the feminine gestural abstraction in Across Space and Time (The Divine Feminine) by Anastasia Pelias at Jonathan Ferrera Gallery in New Orleans. More
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Terrell James is an abstract painter who exhibits nationally and internationally. She produces both intimate canvasses and vigorous mural-scale works in oil. James’ works on paper include drawings, etchings, lithographs, monoprints, and monotypes. Her paintings are interpretations of landscapes, internal and external. James has continuously sought unfamiliar environments in which to paint, producing works in place that attend to an area’s specific local light, color, tone, and history, and allowing the disruption and new material to change ongoing work in her home studio in Houston.

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Joan Grubin

shows with Garvey|Simon
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Lily Ramírez

Mrs. recently presentedresounding, variegated, leaves which featured Lily.
The artists presented come together in a myriad of ways as they embrace the natural phenomena of listening, touching, breathing and looking as it occurs through an exchange
between artist and art object.

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Rosaire Appel

John Yau says Appel’s vertical and horizontal formats suggest a narrative that can be read, but what is within their borders resists understanding.

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Manoela Medeiros

is a recent Fountainhead artist in residence. In her practice, Medeiros articulates an approach to painting that transcends the specificities of the medium, making use of sculpture, performance, and installation work. Pursuing a hybrid framework for the pictorial, Medeiros questions artistic media by going beyond their conventional formats, producing paintings and in situ installations that explore the relationships between space, time, and the corporeality of art and of the viewer.

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Pam Evelyn

Pace is pleased to announce A Handful of Dust, its debut exhibition of work by British artist Pam Evelyn, who is now represented by the gallery.

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Ellen Gallagher

shows with Hauser & Wirth. Her painting process involves undoing and reforming trains of thought often over long periods of time and across linked bodies of works. Over a highly multifaceted career, Gallagher’s work has been united by what she calls a ‘jitter,’ an intellectual approach in which aesthetic possibilities are shook loose from seismic cracks beneath the surface of cultural entities normally thought to be unshakable and impermeable.
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Inka Essenhigh

Was reading the catalog recently for Comic Abstraction which included Inka (as well as Julie, Polly and Arturo). This was my thought. She’s not even abstraction adjacent anymore and 40k people approve.

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