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| Kylie Heidenheimer's new paintings show her shift from acrylic to oil, with incredible color. |
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| Lattice work frames the edges in compelling ways. |
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| This work will be exhibited at Galerie Gris in Hudson, NY starting June 1. The opening reception is June 8. Can't wait to see it June 10th--first chance I have to go. Apparently in Hudson, galleries stay open at the start of the week and close Tuesday/Wednesday. |
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| Small Heidenheimers. There is something about them that reminds me of Guston in the Rome drawings. |
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| A painting high on the wall - look at that vellatura |
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| Detail from first painting at top, seen from close to. |
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| Amanda Browder's Prism/Livin/Room at Allegra La Viola |
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| A hybrid living room-gallery space. This looks like an old TV, large-scale. |
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| Behind the scene... |
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| Browder held a sewing workshop in the back for participants. She "seeks to open the gallery up to non-traditional audiences;" this is an inviting way to do it. |
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| Don Voisine at Valerie McKenzie. The work is, paraphrasing Roberta Smith's 5/23/13 review, a "highly synthetic brand of abstraction" that melds modernist sources with a "meticulous exploration of the mechanics of painting." |
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| Voisine speaks on his work Sunday June 2 at 4.30 PM at McKenzie. |
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| "The Thrill of the Ideal" at Pocket Utopia. |
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| It is a real joy to observe these compositions. |
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| Johann Christian Reinhart, 1671-1847, Bavaria |
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| The works were curated by Richard Tuttle for this show. There is a catalog. |
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