Steven Alexander Journal

Joan Waltemath @ Anita Rogers

Steven Alexander Journal

Steven Alexander blogs about Joan Waltemath: Fecund Algorithms at Anita Rogers Gallery, New York, on view through June 1, 2017. Alexander writes: “Waltemath’s rich surfaces are built with a dizzying variety of materials, and her process occupies an uncanny zone between precision and spontaneity, with the physicality of the material being always present. Like visualized […]

TAL R at Cheim and Read

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Steven Alexander blogs about TAL R: Keyhole at Cheim and Read, New York, on view through February 11, 2017. Alexander writes: “The paintings are made with raw pigment and rabbit skin glue on rough linen, which creates a unique scumbled surface and sensual vibrant color. These are breathtakingly beautiful pieces that operate as brilliant metaphors […]

George Negroponte @ Anita Rogers

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Eric Holzman writes about the work of George Negroponte whose exhibition Gravel Road is on view at Anita Rogers Gallery, New York, through January 7, 2017. Holzman observes: “In his current show … Negroponte uses shaped bits and pieces of cardboard as his support. The work feels softer than the previous body of work as the […]

Ed Moses @ Albertz Benda

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Steven Alexander blogs about Ed Moses: Painting as Process at Albertz Benda, New York, on view through October 15, 2016. Alexander writes: “Central to Moses’ work is the notion of constructing a painting through a process of interacting with materials, of setting a process in motion, and accepting the results… Bolstered by a large selection of […]