womenartists – Page 3 – Painting After Art is Dead

Amy Moon

is in Terra Ingognita at Field of Play along with others (and gets a nod for below from Two Coats in their most recent gallery guide).

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Lorenza Sannai

says that “painting based on geometry often expresses the individual’s atavistic need to rationalize” but that, for her, geometry is a means of discovering unexpected dimensions:

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is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, video, and installation. Through material explorations with paper, fabric, plastic, oil pastels, and paint, Almeida investigates the tension between functionality and abstraction, interior and exterior, and the individual and the environment. Artsy notes she (like Suzanne and Teresa) is having a good moment.

#anaclaudiaalmeida

Teresa Solar Aboud

is one of eight artists that Artsy notes are having a moment (Suzanne also makes the list).

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Ce Roser

Like Corey is a member of American Abstract Artists.

#ceroser

Raquel Rabinovich

underlying fascination with the undefinable nature of existence has spurred a lifelong exploration of what they call the “dark source.”

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Claudia Parducci

Doug Milford at Two Coats sez “good art can have multiple sources of meaning” that “may or may not be apparent or even deliberate, but they make up the work’s internal structure and shape its style.” Claudia’s work (below) is engaged with and by some diverse material which no doubt inspired such solid prose.
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Judith Murray

works with a limited palette of only four base colors: red, yellow, black, and by mixing and combining them she produces a seemingly infinite variety of shades and hues. She says this approach has given her a kind of subliminal freedom.

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Joanne Mattera

is pretty honest about being a formalist.

#joannemattera

Nancy Manter

observations of air and water pollution, and the increase in severe weather patterns due to climate change, contribute to the acidic aspect as well as the spatial shifts in their current work.

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Sue Havens

rage for order is balanced by her love of storm and accident, according to the essay for an exhibition of her newest, at The Painting Center, Speed Bump.

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Suzanne Song

Sweet shades of Carlos Cruz Diaz these are some sublime paintings. Suzanne shows with White Cube.

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Cynthia Ona Innis

shows with Walter Maciel Gallery, and recently received a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant.

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Anne Hayden Stevens

Sharon Butler of Two Coats gives some love to Chicago-area painter Anne Hayden Stevens, their newest resident (Bryce is also a past resident). Her primary endeavor is to examine how we navigate and relate to physical and psychological spaces.

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Maggie Bjorklund

David Carrier has words about I Believe I Know (which closes soon), which closes Maggie (and Elijah). I don’t know if she would call these “abstraction” (one is reminded of Dorothea).
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