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| Emily Noelle Lambert at Lu Magnus. Gallery images and bio here. |
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| Works on paper from 2007-13, adopting the logic of the curio shelf--domestic arrangements. |
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| The palette is luminescent, the components improvisation. Lambert mines old student drawings, handmade paper scraps, old sketchbooks to make this work. Having worked this way also, I know not only is the process splendid but the outcomes surprising and exciting. |
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| Space reminiscent of de Chirico: the shelf becomes a landscape of interior organization. |
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| Wall of drawings. |
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| Detail |
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| Larger detail |
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| In the office |
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| Painter Robin Bruch at Leslie Fritz. Gallery images and bio here |
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| She's been showing for a long time, since the late 1970s. |
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| Discovering this show was a great surprise. Untitled, 60 x 60 inches. |
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| Loved these drawings by Hildur Asgeirsdottir Jonsson at Pocket Utopia. Link to Pocket Utopia |
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| They are geologies of her native Iceland, which accompany large, woven works. |
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| She has a show concurrently with this one, at the Tang. |
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| The larger, woven piece. |
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