Saw the gem below at Expo Chicago. More and even more.
#cristinacamacho
Tag: womenartists
Monique Van Genderen
Saw below at Expo Chicago- my homeboy and I agreed it was top 10 for the fair.
#moniquevangemderen
Elena Kovylyaeva
Alicia Piller
#aliciapiller
Ara Ko
BMore Arts gives props to Material Language at C. Grimaldis Gallery which features Ara and Elena Kovylyaeva.
#arako
Melissa Cody
was part of a recent symposia at CSU Long Beach that explored contemporary topics in abstraction through presentations by keynote speakers and panel discussions focusing on abstract visual art and its relationship with indigeneity, materiality, and ecology.
#melissacody
Klari Reis
Klari uses the tools and techniques of science in her creative process. The unifying theme is her mastery of epoxy polymer, and the fine control she brings to its reactions with a constantly-expanding variety of dyes and pigments.
#klarireis
Silvia Hayden
Eileen Quinlan
Pacita Abad
Tamara Mendels
Tamara Mendels received a MFA (Painting) from Sydney College of the Arts in 2011.
She positons her practice as “advocating for the necessity of the continued discovery of painting in abstraction. The importance of connecting with abstraction in a post modernist world in the age of media and technology is that abstraction seeks to destabilise social and cultural barriers using autonomous visual language that translates human emotion to unite people in a shared grounding experience. My desire to produce harmonious and precise works, heightened by the interplay between positive and negative spaces, utilises my cumulative painting technique of continuous applications of line and colour crystallized into the formation of the primary mark
to induce an ecstatic trance-like state of observation.”
#tamaramendels
Katia Santibañez
Miyoko Ito
Laurie at at Two Coats of Paint has words about Matthew Marks recent exhibition featuring (the late) Miyoko.
#miyokoito
Painting After Art is Dead 