Jan Baltzell. Julie Mehretu. the meandering of a mapped abstract surface found

by Jan Baltzell

Babel Unleashed 2001 ink and acrylic on canvas by Julie Mehretu

Bernd Haussmann. Robert Motherwell. the large advances of the wispy weight

Bernd Haussmann #2122 Darwin's Coral (Mountians & Oceans)

mixed media on canvas

26 x 34 inches

 

 

 

 

Robert Motherwell, Iberia #18, 1958

Oil on linen mounted on a paperboard support

5 1/8 x 7 1/8 inches

David Thorpe. In the outside being looked at...

Private Lives 2010 Plaster, leather, light system, wood stand.

Google Images: David Thorpe

Karyn Jimenez-Elliott. educator. and the introduction of 2 dimensions forged physical.

View more of her work on the website: Karyn Jimenez-Elliott

Hans Hofmann and Mike Witmer. paint-tarnished-somethings-of-reality.

of a kin:

Hans Hofmann "Green Formality" (?)

Mike Witmer "April Air"

Know any other Artists working in this manner? Please comment with an Artist(s) name. Thank you for visiting.

Sarah Gamble, harkenings of the profound unheard

Sarah Gamble from Pew Center for Arts & Heritage on Vimeo.

Visual artist Sarah Gamble received a Pew Fellowships in the Arts award in 2009. Pew Fellowships in the Arts awards grants of $60,000 to Philadelphia-area artists working in a wide variety of performing, literary, and visual disciplines. For more information on the Fellowship program, go to pcah.us/fellowships.

Artist's website: Sarah Gamble

Form, Fashion, Funktion and Actionist Art:

sail away with me: for love, life and the future of now...

many thanks go out to Christopher Swanson, Marcy Gregoire and Joe Moore. Without them this post would not have happened.

Cheers.

Lara Verrochi, fleshtones intimate with her shapes of synchronicity

Woman by Lara Verrochi

You can find many of her works at her ArtBreak Gallery Page: click!

there you will find mostly abstract works of machine-like organic woven oil pastels and mixed media...

Mira Raman, pattern of mind and quilt of memory

"circle of life" by Mira Raman

John Zoller, instructional ghost-like hauntings of a lesson learned

Color & Learn Series is detailed in above video. May we all take heed to the master that is the color wheel, or go back to Art school!

You can view John's latest work on facebook by clicking here: click! There you will find ghost-like renderings in paint. All framed with more paint, yet uses little paint, to get the image across.

Please enjoy. Btw, do you know of an Artist working in a similar manner? Please share via comment, thanks...

Ivin Ballen, Recycled brilliance, masterful use of material

The New Work appears to be old bed sheets adhered to canvas, but as I looked closer, I found paint and other unique materials at use! The work from 2009 is much different, however, more physical and raw.

Please visit the website for this Artist: here.

..... and as always: "Please add those Atists working in a similar manner via comment"

Thanks so much.

Kat Cope. physicality on a 2-D nebulous plane.

I wanted to, for those that haven't seen, introduce the work of Artist Kat Cope. Her work is mostly 3-dimensional in appearence, even when on a 2-dimensional plane of printmaking and drawing. Earthy and exciting wall sculptures, Warm and Frozen Artwork in space.

www.katcope.com is where you can transport your day to a greater more grounded space.

Thank you.

Cara Blaine. Humor among the Serious, Functional and Surreal.

I came across this Artist yesterday and have been stuck on her website for about 16 hours or so. Her work is very interesting and ambitious. Not a bad way to re-aquaint myself with this Visual Art blog (sorry for the hiatus). Anyway, there is alot of variety in the body of work available for viewing on Cara Blaine's website. I found it, for starters, to be experimental and classical simultaneously. Yeah, so in a nut shell, it's worth a closer look and I have said too much already.

Please visit the following link and see what the fuss is about: http://www.carablainestudio.com/

-Thanks

Assemblage, "Combine", Collage, Mixed Media...

Sevilla-Serie Nr. 29 by Daniel Spoerri

Family Tree:

Joseph Cornell
Jerry Meyer

Robert Rauschenberg (mixed media, combine)
Erika Calesini (mixed media, combine)

Harvey Weinrich (mixed media)
Robert H. Hudson ( mixed media, sculpture)

R.L. Croft (mixed media, sculpture, combine, drawing)

Louise Nevelson (sculpture, assemblage)

Nathan Skiles (sculpture, assemblage)

Shinique Smith (collage fabric, sculpture)

Tom Friedman (sculpture)
John Chamberlain (sculpture)
Alex Paik (mixed media)

Daniel Spoerri (assemblage, painting)

Edward Kienholz (installation)

Kurt Schwitters (collage, relief)

Peter Bonde (painting, drawing, sculpture, movies, other)

Meredyth Sparks (painting)

Donald Baechler (mixed media)

David Hominal (painting, sculpture)

Kat Cope (fibers, mixed media, printmaking)

(list updated 9/23/10)


more to come...........

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