Link to Post:
http://joannemattera.blogspot.com/2012/07/color-field-and-form-part-1.html
In the first of a series of posts about painting and color, Joanne Mattera blogs about several recent New York exhibitions including Anne Truitt: Drawings at Matthew Marks Gallery, Anne Appleby: Paintings at Danese Gallery, Julian Jackson: Crossing at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, Stuart Shils: The Residue of Memory at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, and Rory Donaldson: Shared Roadway Ahead at Winkleman Gallery.
Link to Post:
http://stevenalexanderjournal.blogspot.com/2012/06/julian-jackson-at-kathryn-markel.html
Steven Alexander visits the exhibition Julian Jackson: Crossing at Kathryn Markel Gallery, New York, on view through June 16, 2012.
Alexander writes: "The title calls attention to the grid which in these new paintings assumes a more prominent role, echoing not only the edges of the square formats, but beyond that, the architectural environment to which painting is historically and inextricably wedded. Employing ambiguous veils of softly modulated color, the artist creates scenarios of constantly shifting planes and spaces, like urban landscapes dissolved into pure light, that draw the viewer into their sensuous atmospheres."
