More Armory Week here, here, here and here
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Chelsea: Larry Zox at the Stephen Haller Gallery.
In this last post about Armory Week, I've rounded up the best of the geometric work I saw. I have a soft spot for hard edge, so that's where we'll begin, but you'll note some juicy materiality as well. And I have to say that the painting I loved best was not at the fairs at all but in Chelsea. I guess the moral for all you fairgoers is that you need to leave a couple of extra days to take in the galleries, too.
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Armory: Odili Donald Odita at Jack Shainman, New York .
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ADAA: James Little at June Kelly, New York.
Armory: Kenneth Noland at Galerie Michael Schultz.
ADAA: Nola Zirin at June Kelly Gallery, New York.
Armory: Ruth Root at the Andrew Kreps Gallery, New York.
Armory: Greg Bogin at Keo Koenig, New York.
Armory: Julia Fish at Rhona Hoffman, Chicago(Fish is also in the Whitney Biennial; this is the first time I've seen her work, which is based on architectural floor plans)
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Armory: Will Fowler at David Kordansky, Los Angeles
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Armory: Will Fowler at David Kordansky, Los Angeles.
Armory Modern: Alfred Jensen at Amy Wolf/Elrick-Manley Fine Art
(This 10.8 x 8 inch painting is from 1958)
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ADAA Modern: Martin Kline at Jason McCoy, New York
Armory Modern: Alfred Jensen at Amy Wolf/Elrick-Manley Fine Art(This 10.8 x 8 inch painting is from 1958)
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ADAA Modern: Martin Kline at Jason McCoy, New York.
Armory: Mary Heilmann at 303 Gallery, New York
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Armory: Michael Samuels at Rokeby Gallery, London
Armory: Mary Heilmann at 303 Gallery, New York.
Armory: Michael Samuels at Rokeby Gallery, London.
Armory: Herbert Hamak at Studio La Citta, Italy
Armory: Herbert Hamak at Studio La Citta, Italy.
Armory: Stuart Arends at Studio La Citta, Italy
ADAA Modern: Josef Albers at Leonard Hutton Gallery, New York
Armory: Stuart Arends at Studio La Citta, Italy.
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ADAA Modern: Josef Albers at Leonard Hutton Gallery, New York(Yeah, yeah, I've seen Albers' paintings a million times, but I still love them)
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Armory: Nicole Wermers, Herald Street Gallery, London
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Armory: Nicole Wermers, Herald Street Gallery, London
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Back in a couple of days with Spring Greens to celebrate the Vernal Equinox
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alfred jensen=awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove the Mary Heilman--clean crisp palette.
ReplyDeleteNot to slight others but yup,that Alfred Jensen painting rocks.
ReplyDeletethe Larry Zox and the Nola Zirin pieces are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteJoanne:
ReplyDeleteNice post! And I'm throwing in my 2 cents on the Alfred Leslie. Maybe time for a re-recognition of his work...
I'm assuming that the Martin Kline is encaustic or wax?
pam farrell
Those Hamak pieces are first-rate--a lot is lost in the translation to digitalia. The materiality just seems impossible, then to see the canvas supports--hilarious. Glad you got a photo of those, Joanne.
ReplyDeleteoops...alfred jensen
ReplyDeletemy bad.
(it was a tough day)
pam
It's all good, but that Alfred Jensen from 1958 knocks me out!
ReplyDeleteThank you yet again, Joanne.
ReplyDeletemuch great stuff... but god I love alfred jensen.
ReplyDelete--ken weathersby
Jensen is the clear winner here, with props to Mary Heilmann,Larry Zox, Nola Zirin, and Herbert Hamak.
ReplyDeleteWhat I liked about the Jensen is that it was tiny compared to some of the other work. I like that it had such power in its small frame.