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Gallery Selections

A presentation of the trajectory of abstraction over the last 60 years

4/07/2019

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Gallery Selections

Gallery Selections

Artists

Dan Christensen

Dan Christensen

Catherine Howe, "Monotype, Rose Daisy 2 30 x 22 inches, Acryic on full sheet Stonehenge. Abstracted floral work with movement and gestural strokes on the paper in Red, Yellow, and orange. Catherine Howe has produced sumptuously inviting yet socially-decadent conflations made in the name of painterly reflection. She has painted some variation of expressionist figuration, usually with readily-apparent allusions to art history.

Andy Moses, Geodesy 1208, 2018, Acrylic on canvas, 60 inches in diameter, Abstract and representational painting with red and blue waved lines, Andy Moses is interested in pushing the physical properties of paint through chemical reactions, viscosity interference, and gravity dispersion to create elaborate compositions that mimic nature and its forces.

Louise P. Sloane, Orange Rising, 40 x 36 inches, acrylic paint and pasted on linen. Signed, titled, and dated on the verso

Louise P. Sloane

Diane Walker-Gladney, New Tricks for an Old Dog, Acrylic and Graphite on canvas, 48 X 36 inches. Abstract work with softly painted colors and a faint geometric grid in the left corner. Diane Walker-Gladney celebrates and paints her childhood experiences and insignificant moments that she feels defines her story.

Diane Walker-Gladney

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