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By Two Coats of Paint - Dec 9, 2019

TWO COATS SELECTED GALLERY GUIDE: DECEMBER 2019

Post-Miami, our December guide features some new shows and some that have been extended, but keep in mind that many close just before...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Dec 6, 2019

CAROLANNA PARLATO'S SPORTING INFORME

Contributed by Tom McGlynn / Carolanna Parlato, to my mind, has been building up to her most recent show of paintings for about 25...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Dec 1, 2019

LOS CARPINTEROS: WHEN CITIZENS OUTLIVE THEIR HEROES

Contributed by Katarina Wong / “Cuba Va! ” at The Phillips Collection in DC is a small but powerful exhibition of recent work by the...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Dec 1, 2019

TWO COATS OF PAINT RESIDENT ARTISTS: PETER DUDEK AND MONIKA SOSNOWSKI

Contributed by Sharon Butler / Peter Dudek and Monika Sosnowski, as Two Coats of Paint artists-in-residence, will present an exhibition...

Works, Artist, Sculptor, Exhibition, Painting, Monika Sosnowski, Peter Dudek, Sharon Butler, Two Coats of Paint Residency Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 27, 2019

ALUN WILLIAMS: LEST WE FORGET

Contributed by David Humphrey / What is it to have a life? It's overwhelming to imagine the pile-up of lives that have preceded ours,...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 26, 2019

JJ MANFORD'S DOMESTIC STAGES FOR ACID DAYDREAMS

Contributed by Liz Ainslie / Each of JJ Manford's vividly realized paintings in the Project Room at Derek Eller draws us into a tightly...

Painting, Drawing, Derek Eller, Interiors, JJ Manford, Liz Ainslie Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 23, 2019

IMAGES: POSTWAR WOMEN

Contributed by Sharon Butler / “Postwar Women” is a big group exhibition of more than forty female artists, active from 1945-1965,...

School, Painting, Sculpture, Artist, Art, Exhibition, art students league of new york, William Corwin Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 22, 2019

YULIA IOSILZON: TRAPPED IN PARADISE

Contributed by Catherine Haggarty / “Yulia Iosilzon: Paradeisos” - the first solo exhibition of the London-based artist, smartly curated...

Textile, Design, Designer, Artist, Drawing, Exhibition, Gallery, Installation, Painting, Sculpture, Performance, Carvalho Park, Paradeisos, Yulia Iosilzon Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 19, 2019

ART AND FILM: MERCHANTS OF NOSTALGIA

Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / If bad times increase the demand for nostalgia, the current bull market is going to persist for...

Film, White, Art, film, Jonathan Stevenson Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 17, 2019

THE ABSTRACT ZEITGEIST IN STORRS

Contributed by Stephen Maine/ On view at the University of Connecticut's Contemporary Art Galleries through November 29 is “Constructed,”...

Works, Museum, Painter, Gallery, Contemporary, Art, Exhibition, Barry Rosenberg, Contemporary Art Galleries, geometric abstraction, Stephen Maine Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 16, 2019

STUDIO VISIT WITH JILL LEVINE

Contributed by Susan Wanklyn / For many years Jill Levine has explored the territory between painting and sculpture. Her pieces are...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 15, 2019

N. DASH: MORE ENERVATING THAN EDGY

Contributed by Curtis Mitchell / The moment of entering a gallery opening - bright lights, convivial conversation, and walls and floor...

Painting, Gallery, Display, Body, casey kaplan, curtis mitchell, N dash Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 12, 2019

CATALOGUE ESSAY: ELISABETH CONDON'S FLOWERS AND THE VISIONARY IMPULSE

Contributed by Jason Stopa / Some painting of the last decade presents itself as politically neutral, simply about aesthetic taste,...

Painting, Elisabeth Condon, Emerson Dorsch, Jason Stopa Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 11, 2019

HERMINE FORD'S EXQUISITE POISE

Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / Any painter is eclectic to a greater or lesser degree, drawing inspiration from other painters,...

Art, Drawing, Painter, Painting, hermine ford, Jonathan Stevenson, new york studio school Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 11, 2019

INVITATION: HOUSES IN MOTION, A TECTONIC TREMOR

Contributed by Sharon Butler / If you haven't been to Bushwick lately, you might want to head out to Theodore:Art to see Houses in...

Works, Invitation, Painting, Contemporary, Art, Exhibition, Eric Santoscoy-McKillip, Gary Petersen, Laurie Fendrich, Richard Kalina, Sharon Butler, TheodoreArt Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 4, 2019

PAT PASSLOF: AT THE APEX OF A LEAP

Contributed by Jason Andrew / This is first of three posts by Jason Andrew that discuss the work of Pat Passlof;

Works, gestural abstraction, Jason Andrew, Pat Passlof Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 3, 2019

ICYMI: ELIZABETH HAZAN

Contributed by Sharon Butler / Elizabeth Hazan's earlier paintings were highly resolved meditations on Google map imagery and aerial...

Works, Painting, Display, Elizabeth Hazan, landscape, Sharon Butler Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 2, 2019

AMANDA CHURCH: THE CONTEMPORARY GAZE

Contributed by Adam Simon / One of the under-appreciated aspects of art viewing is the way that a given work establishes a certain...

Works, Contemporary, Art, Adam Simon, Amanda Church, figurative, High Noon Read More ...

By Two Coats of Paint - Nov 1, 2019

TWO COATS SELECTED GALLERY GUIDE: NOVEMBER 2019

Contributed by Sharon Butler / Hello November! There are plenty of shows opening this month, and today is also the first day of the...

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By Two Coats of Paint - Oct 29, 2019

HANS HAACKE'S ETHICAL SNARK

Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / If mid-century art lovers had thought Robert Rauschenberg's cheeky erasure of Willem de Kooning's...

Gallery, Drawing, Art, Gary Carrion-Murayari, Hans Haacke, Jonathan Stevenson, Massimiliano Gioni, New Museum Read More ...

Emma Elliott presents new marble sculptures at on form 18

Emma Elliott is one of forty sculptors selected for on form 18, a biennial exhibition of sculpture in stone at Asthall Manor in the Cotswolds. She joins world renowned and... Read more ...