Painting After Art is Dead is a blog about my practice and others I find inspiring.
Helen was easily one of the most respected women artists in her time which was the middle of the last century, when she was the first to showcase the stain technique so many of her second generation peers utilized. If you’ve seen one of her better ones you know how absolutely breathtaking her work can be.
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[…] about the quality of the chroma in Helen’s work made me think of many of Paul’s watercolor and guache works. As a true Modernist and a […]
[…] says Liz’s newest evoke Frankenthaler and the saturated hues of her photographs seem to simultaneously protrude and recede into space, […]
[…] recently in Abstraction + Love with Selena (and featuring Helen and Robert, who were an item for a time) at the Lubeznik Center for the […]
[…] Dzubas was a pioneer of Color Fieldpainting alongside Helen Frankenthaler, Morris Louis, and Kenneth Noland. His earliest works evoked Paul Klee and William Baziotes, but he […]
[…] creative dialogues with artworks presented in other mediums. In addition to works by Gene, Helen, Etel and other painters, Magdalena is included as an example of fiber […]
[…] life (in the show paintings and drawings by Rita are featured alongside works by Elaine de Kooning, Helen Frankenthaler, Lee Krasner, and Joan […]
[…] such asParis Panorama- below- which align her legacy with Abstract Expressionist figures like Helen Frankenthaler and Joan […]
[…] notes a group of 10 women artists have been shaped by the Abstract Expressionism of Helen Frankenthaler. Emma is on the list with Heather and […]
[…] is one of the artists, along with Emma, that Artsy notes have been shaped by the Abstract Expressionism of Helen Frankenthaler. […]
[…] Emma and Yunhee, Artsy groups Violeta in as an artist influenced by Helen. […]
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