Painting After Art is Dead

Painting After Art is Dead is a blog about my practice and others I find inspiring.

Ellen Gallagher

Sterling Bowen

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shows with Hauser & Wirth. Her painting process involves undoing and reforming trains of thought often over long periods of time and across linked bodies of works. Over a highly multifaceted career, Gallagher’s work has been united by what she calls a ‘jitter,’ an intellectual approach in which aesthetic possibilities are shook loose from seismic cracks beneath the surface of cultural entities normally thought to be unshakable and impermeable.
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