Painting After Art is Dead

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Tamina Amadyar

Sterling Bowen

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Alongside large-format canvases—abstractions, never in more than two shades—Tamina Amadyar is showing watercolors for the first time. Figurative, multicolored, and intimate in scale, this new group of works, begun this spring, stands in clear contrast to Amadyar’s iconic pigment and gluten paintings.

(Always) glad to see artists challenging the notion that one most be only a figurative or abstract painter.

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