(According to Pie Projects who represents her state) Independent at an early age, Florence ventured from her home in Washington D.C. in 1936 to pursue her passion for art. Her journey led her to the most renowned art destinations in the United States; New York, Los Angeles and Taos. Her final residency was in New Mexico where she developed her most notable work, the resin relief. The purity of light and color within each piece reflect her western inspiration.
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For London-based artist Catherine Goodman CBE, drawing and painting are meditative acts, whether performed in the silence of her studio or the landscapes that call her back time and again. She infuses her practice with inspiration gleaned from poetry, film, travel, and memory. Goodman and Ann C. Collins at Brooklyn rail met over Zoom to talk about Silent Music, Goodman’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth that presents large-scale abstract paintings that pulse with her expressive brushwork and vivacious use of color.
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Rim’s artistic carving process draws inspiration from organic, repetitive arrangements found in nature—the iridescent scales of a fish, the elegance of Fibonacci spirals, concentric circles in water—and these patterned worlds emerge through a careful carving and gauging process that reveals layers of kaleidoscopic color in the underpaint.
#jeanrim
is an Artist based in Brooklyn, NY. She investigates (her) perceptions of space and works in paintings, works on paper, ceramics, and installations.
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#sonitasingwi
is an American artist based in New York City. A member of the American Abstract Artists (AAA), Logemann has focused throughout her career on an abstract aesthetic that engages with symmetry in nature, repeating language systems, and spirituality.
#janelogemann
is interested in the connection between process and material, and the way this relates to image and form in space. Using elements of nature – skin, hair, plants and animals- is the initial inspiration in her work.
#josefinaconchae
is a multidisciplinary artist working with painting, drawing, textiles, and multiples. Her practice has been shaped by the basic notion that art-making is a conduit for reinvention.
#jenharris
is an artist born in Chile, based in Miami. She works mostly on sculpture and installations with found objects, ceramics and fiber.
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#denisetreizman
work is at the intersection of found image, three dimensional forms, installation and painting. She is on faculty at Harvard.
#kianjastrobert
The two-sided paintings Dona has been making since 2003, are very different on the back of the painting than the front, a surface that looks, on first glance, extremely gestural, but never could have been made directly, because all the lines and marks appear simultaneously.
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Sheila Pepe says Kunin’s most recent work has a clear affinity with the specific craft traditions of the Austro-Hungarian regions, a second home. Influenced strongly by the aesthetics of Middle Europe, at first
glance Kunin’s ceramics seem in tune with the syncopated, metallic
compositions of Gustav Klimt. However, all kinds of painterly effects.
#juliakunin
gets a nice plug at the top of Two Coats newest Hudson Valley gallery guide, March edition, for her newest (with Ruby) at Turley.
#graceleelawrence
was a groundbreaking leader who devoted her life to creating space for artists, art, and arts education. A deeply creative and committed artist and activist, Blayton-Taylor was an influential arts leader in the Harlem art scene—and New York at large.
#bettyblaytontaylor
creates expansive maps of landscapes dotted with codes, signs, and symbols that refer to processes of memory and intuition.
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Painting After Art is Dead 