womenartists – Page 37 – Painting After Art is Dead

Helen Pashgian

One of the members of the California Light and Space movement that emerged in the 1960s, Helen made her mark with translucent abstract sculptures crafted from pigmented acrylic resins.

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Rachel Jones

Working in painting, installation, sound and performance, Rachel Jones explores a sense of self as a visual, visceral experience. In her paintings, she grapples with the challenges of finding visual means to convey abstract, existential concepts. She shows with Thaddaeus Ropac.

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Jane Swavely

Two Coats brings us On the Bowery (a discussion) with Jane via Sharon.

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Wona Bae and Charlie Lawler

Artists Wona Bae (South Korea) and Charlie Lawler (Australia) are a collaborative duo based in Melbourne, known internationally for their installations and sculptures that navigate the visceral and symbiotic connections between people and nature. Seeking balance and harmony. Their work combines installation, sculpture, relief, sound, and photographs documenting ephemeral interventions.

#wonabae

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Amanda Marrè Brown

is in the newest New American Paintings.

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Zipporah C. Thompson

Shape Shifting is Zipporah ‘s recent at Artspace. Of the show: The ability of certain beings to shift physical form is found across many cultural histories. It is associated with a deep connection to natural and spiritual forces and is a process shrouded in mystery.

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Carson Whitmore

has an amazing show up at Artspace.

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Lynn Umlauf

Lynn is no longer with us. Zürcher is showing her Paintings from 1974-2022.
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Phyllida, who shows with Hauser & Wirth, has continuously challenged the conventions of sculpture. Infusing humble materials such as cardboard, fabric, plywood, and cement with a boundless energy, she persuades the viewer to experience form on its own terms rather than to reflexively project meaning onto it. ‘glimpse,’ the artist’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles in her celebrated five-decade career, will be an ambitious presentation of new large-scale works

#phyllidabarlow

Anne Ryan

Two Coats has words about a show of Anne’s small works.

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Carole Harris

Carole gets the first image for Two Coats newest gallery guide.

Lisa Williamson

Artsy says they scoured the bustling aisles of Frieze Los Angeles 2022 for eye-catching works. Tanya Bonakdar’s booth rates top ten status with Lisa features prominently.

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Nasim Hantehzadeh

Artsy thinks that Nasim’s work at The Pit’s booth at Frieze LA is top shelf.

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Cindy Morefield

I don’t know most or even many of the artists I post about personally. I’m fortunate Cindy is an exception. Many of you who are #ncartists probably saw some of her rubbings at Greenhill recently- it’s the body of work she’s focused on since I’ve known her and they are subtle, intentional Modernism at it’s best. We’ve also done an IG live artist chat if any of you think you can listen to me talk for an hour…

#cindymorefield

Keiko Narahashi

Two Coats has (some of the artists’ own) words about Keiko’s show with Erin titled the energy in the room which made me want to read it (you should, too).

#keikonarahashi

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