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"Blurring Boundaries: The Women of American Abstract Artists 1936 - Present" travels to South Bend Museum of Art11/27/2020
Blurring Boundaries: The Women Of AAA, 1936–present
Curated by Rebecca DiGiovanna
WARNER GALLERY, South Bend Museum of Art
South Bend, Indiana
October 17, 2020 – January 3, 2021
OPENING RECEPTION: October 16, 2020, 5 – 8:30 p.m
South Bend Museum of Art website here
The exhibition is touring via INTERNATIONAL ART & ARTISTS (IA&A)
Groundings - Dialogues between Contemporary and Historic Members of American Abstract Artists11/10/2020
Curated by Jason Andrew, featuring work by Suzy Frelinghuysen, Iiona Kleinhaut, Katinka Mann, Nany Manter, Betty Parsons, Judith Rothschild, Edith Schloss, Esphyr Slobodkina & Karen Schifano
Groundings examines the continuing legacy of American Abstract Artists by juxtaposing the works of historic and contemporary members of the organization. Having little abstract tradition of their own, American artists, many of them immigrants to this country, formed this group in New York in 1936 at a time when abstract art was met with strong, even critical resistance. Through this group, one of the earliest to be particularly inclusive of women artists, a new advocacy emerged providing opportunities to exhibit and a much-needed refuge for discussion related to new ideas and artistic theories.
Originators of this group channeled a Cubist-based tradition of cool structural abstraction in the face of prevailing Social Realism and later held strong to this aesthetic during the dawn of the emotive and brutish school of Abstract Expressionism. Today, the group continues to expand in numbers and varying aesthetics.
This online exhibition, the first of its kind for the organization, brings together the work of ten women artists, five of whom are historic members and five of whom are contemporary members. Through the pairing of these artists, it is my intention to find aesthetic commonalities and compositional similarities that bridge decades of thinking and making. Throughout history, whether it be ancient, modern, or contemporary, art circulates a rhythm of evolution—one generation building upon the groundings of the former.
The World is Ending, curated by Jon Lutz4/6/2020
"Hiding in Plain Sight", 2018, flashe on canvas, 18 x 22 inches
Opening reception: Saturday, Feb. 29, 6-9pm
through April 5, 2020
Sardine Gallery
286 Standhope St.
Bushwick, Brooklyn
open weekends 1-6pm
Note: Gallery had to close because of the Corona Virus after March 15, 2020
Curated Studio Visits, by Deanna Evans Projects4/6/2020
Note: My studio visit had to unfortunately be cancelled because of the Corona Virus.
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Blurring Boundaries: The Women Of AAA, 1936–present
Curated by Jason Andrew, featuring work by Suzy Frelinghuysen, Iiona Kleinhaut, Katinka Mann, Nany Manter, Betty Parsons, Judith Rothschild, Edith Schloss, Esphyr Slobodkina & Karen Schifano
Note: My studio visit had to unfortunately be cancelled because of the Corona Virus.
