Del Curfman boldly carries on a brilliant Apsáalooke (Crow) painting tradition. It’s a tradition he was long unaware of.
By Chadd ScottDel Curfman carrying on brilliant Apsáalooke (Crow) painting tradition
By Chadd Scott
By Chadd ScottAgnes Martin Pace Gallery “The Distillation of Color”
Agnes Martin Pace Gallery “The Distillation of Color” marks the 28th exhibition devoted to Martin at Pace since 1975.
By Chadd ScottCorrine Michelle West – Abstract Expressionism in Black and White
Michael West—born Corinne Michelle West—was a participant in the dialogues and innovations shaping the Abstract Expressionist movement.
By Chadd ScottWhat to see in Mildred Thompson’s Magnetic Fields paintings
One of the Mildred Thompson Magnetic Fields paintings serves as my avatar across all my social media channels.
By Chadd ScottArtists without Borders at the Museum of Wisconsin Art
The Museum of Wisconsin Art presents Artists without Borders : Reflections on Art and Place featuring Wisconsin artists with ties abroad.
By Chadd ScottFiber Art like you’ve never seen it
A new wave of female-identifying fiber art artists are using materials including thread, yarn, human hair, fabrics and discarded clothing.
By Chadd ScottLisa Yuskavage epic, explicit, erotic landscapes
Lisa Yuskavage has produced paintings that are ebulliently colorful, unabashedly explicit, and epic in ambition.
By Chadd ScottDarrell Black pursuing artistic passion in Germany
Bold colors. Bold lines. Darrell Black’s expressive artwork reveals a man with something to say who knows how to say it.
By Chadd ScottBernard Langlais wooden animal sculptures
Bernard Langlais is best known today for his giant wooden sculptures of animals. In the last decade of his life.
By Chadd ScottAmy Sherald new paintings from 2020
Amy Sherald new paintings unveiled in the spring of 2021 reinforce her standing as one of America’s defining contemporary portraitists.
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