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Guo Fengyi's drawings

I first saw the drawings of the late Guo Fengyi at the 2012 Venice Biennale. Their swirling energetic colorful lines and figurative forms blew me away. A self taught artist from Xian, Guo Fengyi's work...

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Yes & No, Amy Sillman

Amy Sillman's exhibition Yes & No at Kunsthaus Bregenz includes an installation with everything except paintings on canvas. Amy Sillman, Yes & NoAmy Sillman, Yes & NoSTILL LIFE 2, 2014, oil...

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Jonas Wood, Clipping Index 1

Jonas Wood, Clipping Index 1, 2015, gouache, ink, and colored pencil on paper, in seven parts : approx. 60 × 40 inches  © Jonas WoodJonas Wood, much like a gardener, is taking clippings from his own...

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Jonathan Laskers approach to composition

Shirley Kaneda interviewed Jonathan Lasker a couple of years ago for BOMB. Kaneda brought up Lasker's brief time in a rock band and they began discussing the relationship between composing music and...

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Angela Dufresne Artist Interview

Jennifer Samet interviewed Angela Dufresne for her blog Beer with a Painter last month.  Samet's description of Dufresne's paintings was as intense as the paintings themselves.  Samet writes "They have...

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Evelyn Dunbar rediscovered

The only salaried female Official War Artist during WW2 Evelyn Dunbar has recently been 'rediscovered' thanks to Antiques Roadshow!  An exhibition of her work is at the Pallant House GalleryEvelyn...

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Becky Suss at the ICA, Philadelphia

Becky Suss' large scale paintings of her relatives mid-century modern homes at the ICA, Philadelphia for her first solo museum exhibition.Jennifer Zaro discusses the exhibition for the ArtblogSuss said...

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Nick Goss at Simon Preston Gallery

Bluing, the title of Nick Goss' exhibition at Simon Preston stems from a family laundry business. James Cahill explains Goss's focus on places in Art in AmericaGoss’s layered yet evanescent images...

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Merge Visible, Dennis Loesch at PM/AM

Merge Visible is a photoshop operation that allows the user to combine or unite all the layers within the image they're working with.  It's easy to build a photoshop images with 6, 8 or 10 layers in...

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Francis Bacon's Late Paintings

Paintings from the last two decades of Francis Bacon's life were at Gagosian in December. Many of the images are revisits or refinements of earlier paintings such as Triptych below which is a second...

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Katherine Bradford at CANANDA

Here are some images from Fear of Waves,  Katherine Bradford's show at CANADA. Fathers, 2016, Acrylic on drop cloth, 70 x 96"Installation viewSurf Party, Acrylic on canvas, 72 x 55"Pool Swimmers,...

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Larry Poons from the 1970's + 80's

From the 1970's and 1980's Larry Poon's Choral Fantasy are framed around two of the artist’s most prominent influences, the poetry of Emily Dickinson and Ludwig Van Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy (Opus....

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Vija Celmins in Vienna

Vija Celmins, "Untitled (Ocean)" (1970). Courtesy of the Artist, Tamarind Lithography Workshop, Inc., Los Angeles and Secession, Vienna.Aaton Bogart writes for FlashArt Online about Celmins show at...

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Frank Stella, finally

Frank Stella, Harran II, 1967. Polymer and fluorescent polymer paint on canvas. 120 × 240 in. (304.8 × 609.6 cm). Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; gift, Mr. Irving Blum, 1982. © 2015 Frank...

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Hieronymus Bosch, it's his time

Two exhibitions for an artist with only about 25 surviving paintings, Hieronymus Bosch is the perfect painter for our post-apocalyptic times. Heaven and Hell never look so convincing.Bosch, detail: The...

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Norma, Kara Walker, London

Anna Coatman reviewed Kara Walker's exhibition Norma for Frieze Magazine. Coatman describes the preliminary work included in the exhibitionThese paintings were accompanied by a series of 12 preliminary...

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Bill Gusky at Lesley Heller

Ancestor Worship by Bill Gusky was in the "Shaky Ground" exhibition in the workspace at  Lesley Heller last month.

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The Idea of North, Lawren Harris

The monumental landscapes of Lawren Harris are gathered in the exhibition "The Idea of North" at the Hammer Museum. Rooted in the landscape of Canada Harris' paintings are monumental idealizations of...

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Road Trips, Cynthia Daignault

Cynthia Daignault’s exhibition Light Atlas is the result of a yearlong trip across American. Light Atlas documents the view every 25 miles of her trip and consists of 360 paintings. There's a sweet...

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MFA shows at University of Florida - Jefreid Lotti

Jefreid Lotti, an MFA candidate at University of Florida opened his thesis exhibition Efichens last week. Lotti depicts his mother, utilitarian objects and the efficiency apartment they lived in when...

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