March 30, 2012
franz gertsch: paintings and woodcuts 1983 - 2011
excerpts from franz gertsch - seasons at kunsthaus zürich 2011
gräser:
gräser I 1995-96
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gräser II 1996-97
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gräser III 1997
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four seasons:
autumn 2008
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winter 2009
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summer 2009
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spring 2011
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
woodcuts:
gräser ‘ausblick’, 2007
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
pestwurz ‘ausblick’, 2005
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all works © 2011 franz gertsch
more: museum franz gertsch
gräser:
gräser I 1995-96
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
gräser II 1996-97
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
gräser III 1997
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
four seasons:
autumn 2008
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
winter 2009
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
summer 2009
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
spring 2011
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
woodcuts:
gräser ‘ausblick’, 2007
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
pestwurz ‘ausblick’, 2005
© kunsthaus zürich 2011
born in berne in 1930, franz gertsch has been producing paintings and woodcuts for five decades, with little time for the fashions of salons and biennales. from time to time, his path has briefly coincided with those of the trendsetters (documenta v, 1972), but thereafter he has seemed to go his own way once again. as far as his art is concerned, such encounters are of no importance. whether he is in the spotlight and receiving plaudits or working away in isolation in his studio in the alpine foothills, gertsch’s painting is self-generating. unlike his celebrated german counterparts he has never flirted with metapainting. his pictures do not speak of their relationship to other pictures; they do not lament the passing of real painting or consign it to the distant future.
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all works © 2011 franz gertsch
more: museum franz gertsch
March 29, 2012
thomas schmidt: synthesized landscapes and other work
from the series synthesized landscapes:


from the series we are hiding now so we can be discovered later



from the series i remember nothing


from the series public works





thomas schmidt lives and works in paris and berlin
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website: thomaschmidt.com


from the series we are hiding now so we can be discovered later



from the series i remember nothing


from the series public works





thomas schmidt lives and works in paris and berlin
all content copyright © thomas schmidt all rights reserved
website: thomaschmidt.com
March 28, 2012
kris scheifele: fades, contortions, chips
gilded fade 2012
medical fade 2011
money fade 2012
passion fade 2012
quiet fade 2012


7 3/4" paint chips 2012
8" paint chips 2011




kris scheifele's recent work is rooted in process and began with an investigation of paint's physicality. after thirty to fifty layers of acrylic paint are applied to a support, these slabs are pulled up, sliced, carved, and/or peeled. free of a support and hung directly on the wall, the paint then performs by bending, sagging, and stretching. this elasticity suggests the body and skin while the 'aestheticised' decay alludes to the moth-eaten, rot, or fire damage. meant to reflect on cycles in life as well as cycles in art, scheifele's work rides the line between painting and sculpture.
exerpt: kris scheifele among 30 artists to watch in 2012 (ny arts mag)
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via: krisscheifele.com
March 27, 2012
magdalena zeisel: dance | light | dance
dance - light:

la dance:
many thanks to magdalena zeisel for permission to post these images!
magdalena zeisel lives and works in vienna.
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via magdalenazeisel.com

la dance:
many thanks to magdalena zeisel for permission to post these images!
magdalena zeisel lives and works in vienna.
all content copyright © magdalena zeisel all rights reserved
via magdalenazeisel.com
carolyn marks blackwood: light, reflection, flight











many thanks to carolyn marks blackwood for providing the images for this post!
representation: alan klotz gallery
see carolyn's work at AIPAD photography show
park ave armory, nyc - alan klotz gallery booth 217
3.29 - 4.3.12
website: cmblackwood.com
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