Scrambling one's creative practice and domestic life, as conceptual painter Michelle Grabner has done since the mid-1990s, carries forward feminist critiques while opening up the contradictory poles of intimacy and circulation inherent in the artist's studio. (artforum.com)
She also cited Mary Heilmann, French conceptual painter Bernard Frize, early French abstractionist Hans Hartung, and ceramicist Takuro Kuwata as important influences. (twocoatsofpaint.com)
The first New York exhibition in over a decade of the French conceptual painter Bernard Frize, known for his brightly colored paintings made by inventing rules or structures that remove choice or expression and instead rely on material or external constraints. (pacegallery.com)