Robert Sagerman at Marcia Wood
Marcia Wood Gallery is exhibiting work by Robert Sagerman in Atlanta through December 30, 2022. His process is described thusly: Using intensely colored paint that he mixes himself, Sagerman adds … Read More
Peter Bradley Exhibit
Karma Gallery in new West Hollywood is showing Peter Bradley’s paintings from the 1970s. The press release on the show offers this history: In the early 1970s, the young painter … Read More
Pat Adams: Alexandre Gallery
An exhibit of abstract painter Pat Adams at Alexandre Gallery NYC celebrate decades of her investigations. As the Bennington Reformer profile quoted Adams: Usually, the title is something that has … Read More
Dan Christensen New York exhibit
On February 1, 2022, Berry Campbell gallery will present the work of artist Dan Christensen with a focus on his spray painting technique. His work can be seen as a … Read More
Peter Bradley in the Limelight
Peter Bradley is a featured artist in the book, Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques, due to his groundbreaking use of textures along with pouring techniques. He has lately been … Read More
Comparing Frankenthaler to Rothko
Like a Rothko dancing wildly to jazz’ Frankenthaler invented a way of painting by letting colour soak into an unprepared canvas on her studio floor. The results, all around … Read More
Kenneth Noland at Yares
This exhibition, titled CIRCLES – EARLY + LATE, ends January 6, 2018. Focusing on his techniques, Richard Kalina, writing for Hyperallergic, describes the early approach: The early circles are technically straightforward. … Read More
Jules Olitski and Anthony Caro
The informative Hyperallergic blog posts this interesting analysis on Jules Olitski and Anthony Caro. They met while teaching at Bennington College and their dialogue includes this by Olitski: ‘Well, Tony, … Read More
LARRY POONS with David Rhodes
A new exhibition Momentum at Yares Gallery will present paintings from 2017 by Larry Poons. The Brooklyn Rail has a wonderful interview with Poons. The exhibition is on display at YARES ART in New … Read More
Something Great Came Out of Washington DC
Here is an interesting article that delineates the members of the “Washington Color School.” Morris Louis, Kenneth Noland and Gene Davis are several of the early proponents of the … Read More