womenartists – Page 38 – Painting After Art is Dead

Erin Oliver

makes some pretty amazing installations (Cindy worded me up about her recently).

#erinoliver

Sarah Giannobile

Sarah was someone the algorithm found for me. A lyrical abstractionist, she views the linear forms in her paintings as symbols that translate into invented narratives.

#sarahgiannobile

Nour Jaouda

Nour Jaouda is a Libyan artist, based in London and Cairo and is also a Hopper Prize finalist like Cameron.

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Cameron Harvey

Cameron is an artist based in LA and is a recent Hopper Prize finalist.

#cameronharvey

Pam Cardwell

Is in Shaping of America: a Painter’s Perspective at the Painting Center (link is to catalog).

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#pamcardwell

Sophie Stone

I don’t remember how I stumbled onto Sophie. Find the latest shows, biography, and artworks for sale by Sophie on Artsy or go check her IG feed. Below is a detail. If you like this type of stuff check out the artists I’ve tagged as #materialart.
#sophiestone

Mary Lum

Hyperallergic says the visual stutter of Mary Lum’s artwork invites us to enunciate the staccato repetitions of sounds we hear and see when we walk through the city.
#marylum

Liz Larner

Artforum says viewers at the Sculpture Center who have only encountered Los Angeles–based sculptor Liz Larner’s work piecemeal across her more than three-decade career might be forgiven for feeling a certain bewilderment in the face of the stylistic and material diversity thathas characterized her admirably restless practice from its very beginnings.

#lizlarner

Sarah Greenwood

Abcrit features an exhibition of patchworks by Sarah Greenwood, made from 1990 to 2022.
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Carrie Patterson

is in The Shaping of America at The Painting Center.

#carriepatterson

gets noted in a wonderful article by Hyperallergic about two recent shows at the Philips Collection (which includes Alma and Sam and Sanford). Her work is mostly figurative and she also uses non-representational strategies like below.

#reneestout