womenartists – Page 7 – Painting After Art is Dead

Ang Ziqi Zhang

Artsy said Ang is one of 8 rising Asian American women artists to watch (Jacqueline also made this list).

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Adam Simon at Two Coats recently gave us a two-fer on Bettina and Don, saying they share a vocabulary of basic geometric forms, directional brushwork, and an emphasis on color relationships. Both shows present the rectangle as a primary condition of most painting as well.

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Emily Kame Kngwarrey

One of the most celebrated Australian painters of the 20th century, Emily Kame Kngwarreye painted over 3,000 abstract acrylic paintings of dots, gestural lines, and vibrant hues, all inspired by her Aboriginal community’s symbols, rituals, and daily life.
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Jacqueline Qiu

Artsy says Jacqueline is one of 8 rising Asian-American women artists to watch.

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Giulia Cretulescu

gets some love from Art in America. Crețulescu recently completed a PhD program in graphic arts in Bucharest. Her training is evident in the armor-like outlines she stitches as if in bas relief. She started sewing after growing frustrated with graphic design work that, done on a computer, “goes so fast.” Working with her hands, she found “a place to breathe.” Then, doubling down on resisting efficiency, she decided against making anything functional at all.

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Eva Dixon

is a London-based artist whose practice merges sculpture, textile, and painting to explore the material language of labor and construction.

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Pat Lipsky

Pat Lipsky is an American painter. Her work is associated with Color Field painting and Lyrical Abstraction.
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Robin Adler

like Adie gets a nod from Two Coats for work at BAU in their newest (May) Hudson River and vicinity gallery guide.

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Kole Nichols

EC Flamming visits the Atlanta-based studio of Kole Nichols for Burnaway to discuss the value of embracing imperfections and the pathway between spaces.

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Adie Russell

gets a nod from Two Coats for her newest with Benjamin Herndon at Headstone in their May edition of the Hudson River Gallery guide (along with others)…
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Debbie Secan

is one of the artists in Found and Formed at Pullen Arts Center (along with Andrea and yours truly).

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Victoria van der Laan

practice is influenced by traditional quilt-making techniques she learned from her Grandmothers. They are concerned about the climate crisis and the harmful role the textile industry plays in it, so they use only secondhand, repurposed, or vintage textiles in their work.

#victoriavanderlaan

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