Sentences with phrase «karin davie»

I also began writing a series of articles on abstraction for Art in America, where I started working as an editor in ’94 that looked at painters closer to my age: Jonathan Lasker, Fabian Marcaccio, Lydia Dona, Richmond Burton, Stanley Whitney, and Karin Davie.

1999 — Post-Hypnotic, The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH; University Galleries, Illinois State University, Normal, IL; Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL (2000); Atlanta College of Art Gallery, Atlanta, GA (2000) Ultra Buzz: Karin Davie, Peter Hopkins, Tom Moody, James Siena, Fred Tomaselli, Gallery of Art, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, KN At Century's End: The John P. Morrissey Collection of Nineties» Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Lake Worth, FL American Academy Invitational Exhibition of Painting & Sculpture, The American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York, NY Girls» School, Brenau University, Gainesville, GA

1998 — Sassy Nuggets, Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York, NY Projects 63: Karin Davie, Udomsak Krisanamis, Bruce Pearson, Fred Tomaselli, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY 1997 — After the Fall: Aspects of Abstract Painting Since 1970, Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY New York / North York, Gallery of North York, North York, Canada

Joe Fig: Plus Ultra Artforum International; September 1, 2006; Schwendener, Martha; 700 + words... surfaces of Matthew Ritchie, Julie Mehretu, Amy Sillman, Chuck Close, Dana Schutz, Karin Davie, Philip Pearlstein, Barnaby Furnas, and other painters.

>> Painter Karin Davie's hypnotically lush canvases are on display at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connecticut in an exhibition titled Symptomania;

Suzanne Bocanegra, Regina Bogat, Céleste Boursier - Mougenot, André Cadere, Sarah Cain, Karin Davie, Taylor Davis, Tony Feher, Johanna Jackson, Alfred Jensen, Chris Johanson, Sol LeWitt, Chris Martin, Gabriel Orozco, Bruce Pearson, Ciara Phillips, Kay Rosen, Wolfgang Tillmans, Fred Tomaselli, Johannes VanDerBeek, Ruth Vollmer, Stanley Whitney, Christopher Wool

James Harris Gallery, Seattle, WA: Karin Davie, Gary Hill, Alexander Kroll, Cameron Martin, Alwyn O'Brien, Akio Takamori

Including a forward by Carter Foster, curator of drawings at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a conclusion by Ed Winkleman, of Winkleman Gallery, and Bill Carroll, Director of the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program, Living and Sustaining a Creative Life features essays by Julie Blackmon, Sharon Butler, Amanda Church, Maureen Connor, Will Cotton, Blane de St. Croix, Jennifer Dalton, Karin Davie, Jay Davis, Peter Drake, Carson Fox, Michelle Grabner, The Art Guys, Erik Hanson, Ellen Harvey, Julie Heffernan, Laurie Hogin, David Humphrey, Tony Ingrisano, Thomas Kilpper, Richard Klein, Julie Langsam, Annette Lawrence, Beth Lipman, Jenny Marketou, Sean Mellyn, Maggie Michael, Peter Newman, Tim Nolan, Brian Novatny, Adrienne Outlaw, Amy Pleasant, Melissa Potter, Justin Quinn, Kate Shepherd, Dan Steinhilber, George Stoll, Austin Thomas, Brian Tolle, and Michael Waugh.

From Brazilian artist Maria Nepomuceno's immersive work to Karin Davie's large - scale optical illusion, the power and playfulness of NO MAN»S LAND captivated its premier audience.

Projects 63: Karin Davie, Udomsak Krisanamis, Bruce Pearson, Fred Tomaselli, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY

Post-Hypnotic, The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OH; University Galleries, Illinois State University, Normal, IL; Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL (2000); Atlanta College of Art Gallery, Atlanta, GA (2000) Ultra Buzz: Karin Davie, Peter Hopkins, Tom Moody, James Siena, Fred Tomaselli, Gallery of Art, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, KN

[They include Sharon Butler, Amanda Church, Maureen Connor, Will Cotton, Jennifer Dalton, Karin Davie, Michelle Grabner, the Art Guys, Ellen Harvey, Julie Heffernan, Laurie Hogin, David Humphrey, Julie Langsam, Brian Novatny, Amy Pleasant, Kate Shepherd, Austin Thomas, Brian Tolle, and Michael Waugh.

The following artists contributed essays to this book: Julie Blackmon, Sharon Butler, Amanda Church, Maureen Connor, Will Cotton, Blane de St. Croix, Jennifer Dalton, Karin Davie, Jay Davis, Peter Drake, Carson Fox, Michelle Grabner, The Art Guys, Erik Hanson, Ellen Harvey, Julie Heffernan, Laurie Hogin, David Humphrey, Tony Ingrisano, Thomas Kilpper, Richard Klein, Julie Langsam, Annette Lawrence, Beth Lipman, Jenny Marketou, Sean Mellyn, Maggie Michael, Peter Newman, Tim Nolan, Brian Novatny, Adrienne Outlaw, Amy Pleasant, Melissa Potter, Justin Quinn, Kate Shepherd, Dan Steinhilber, George Stoll, Austin Thomas, Brian Tolle, and Michael Waugh.

Their expressive, very subjective pictures seem to be trapped in paint, while Karin Davie's recent neoprene twists are three - dimensional translations of the sweeping gestures of her painting.

On the occasion of her traveling mini-survey featuring 41 paintings, drawings, and sculptures, which began last month on February 23rd at the Albright - Knox Museum in Buffalo, Rail contributing editor Joan Waltemath visited Karin Davie's Lower East Side studio to discuss her life and work.

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum debuts Symptomania, a suite of new work created expressly for the Museum by Karin Davie.

Li Shurui, Karin Davie, and Kerstin Brätsch employ unconventional techniques to create optical illusions.

And if Karin Davie has defected to her from Marianne Boesky, fine.

Whatever the cause, some of the Contemporary names stacked at the front of the sale — Kehinde Wiley, Damian Loeb, Lisa Yuskavage, Karin Davie — had trouble reaching lift - off with several unsold lots and unspectacular prices for the lots that did sell.

Tags: Adrienne Outlaw, Amanda Church, Amy Pleasant, Annette Lawrence, Austin Thomas, Beth Lipman, Bill Carroll, Blane de St. Croix, Brian Novatny, Brian Tolle, Carson Fox, Carter Foster, Dan Steinhilber, David Humphrey, Ed Winkleman, Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts, Ellen Harvey, Erik Hanson, George Stoll, Intellect Books, Jay Davis, Jennifer Dalton, Jenny Marketou, Julie Blackmon, Julie Heffernan, Julie Langsam, Justin Quinn, Karin Davie, Kate Shepherd, Laurie Hogin, Maggie Michael, Maureen Connor, Melissa Potter, Michael Waugh, Michelle Grabner, Peter Drake, Peter Newman, Richard Klein, Sean Mellyn, Sharon Butler, The Art Guys, Thomas Kilpper, Tim Nolan, Tony Ingrisano, University of Chicago Press, Whitney Museum of American Art, Will Cotton, Winkleman Gallery

I don't keep very many gallery press releases but here's one that I've held on to: the announcement for Karin Davie's 1999 solo show at Marianne Boesky.

October 1, 2012 KARIN DAVIE, PRESS RELEASE, 1999 I don't keep very many gallery press releases but here's one that I've held on to: the announcement for Karin Davie's 1999 solo show at Marianne Boesky.