I haven't seen her work in person. All I know is what i've read in that new york magazine article about her dealer. I'd have to see it before really commenting, but on first glance, it seems like an interesting concept with interesting compositions but unsure on the paint handling and really what it's saying... i'll look forward to her show.
the paintings are small and impossibly detailed with flawless surface, really quite amazing. They are violent and sexual, related to bosch, she creates a frightening world, I'm a fan.
Small is nice. I hate when dealers come to the studio and say 'it's really great, you just need to work really big!' Not everything has to be made for MoMA walls...
Corny do you know when she is going to show? I read that article too in the New Yorker and I am very curious to see her work in person. I really like this image, It feels like a big painting.
I saw about that many at her studio, none of them were finished, they take an excruciatingly long time. She went to Yale to study art (graduated when she was 16 or something insane like that) so must of made painting there. She was there with Hillary Harkness. They have something in common.
Wow that is crazy. Then she didn't paint for years? I read in that article that she was a bank teller, I have thought a lot about being a bank teller since then at this bank by my house.
I don't know if it is bad form to post about myself. My slow output was due in part to financial issues as opposed to Romantic torment: being estranged from family, evicted from loft...etc. I knew I was off the grid when I went 11 days w/o food. I was painting while I had my bank job but the misery gave me freedom to finally make what I wanted to.
This gossip might be interesting: The article mentioned Leo Koenig watching 5 women dance on a bar and artnet wrote about "testosterone" & strip clubs. The women were actually the artists Kristin Baker, Claudine Anrather,Maureen Cavanaugh and Debora Warner. The reporter just assumed they were young women, not artists and not worth identifying. Leo wanted to give me a feminist text about Nabakov for Xmas but I took chocolate instead.
Hi Kelli, Thanks for coming on. I don't know how often people look back. I don't get to many new comments on old post but I will repost you durning your show if you like?
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I wanted to post this artist after she had her first show but I didn't want to wait any more.
I haven't seen her work in person. All I know is what i've read in that new york magazine article about her dealer. I'd have to see it before really commenting, but on first glance, it seems like an interesting concept with interesting compositions but unsure on the paint handling and really what it's saying...
i'll look forward to her show.
the paintings are small and impossibly detailed with flawless surface, really quite amazing. They are violent and sexual, related to bosch, she creates a frightening world, I'm a fan.
Small is nice. I hate when dealers come to the studio and say 'it's really great, you just need to work really big!' Not everything has to be made for MoMA walls...
Corny do you know when she is going to show?
I read that article too in the New Yorker and I am very curious to see her work in person. I really like this image, It feels like a big painting.
I think she has a slot in july.
Is it true that she's only made 6-7 paintings ever?
I saw about that many at her studio, none of them were finished, they take an excruciatingly long time. She went to Yale to study art (graduated when she was 16 or something insane like that) so must of made painting there. She was there with Hillary Harkness. They have something in common.
Wow that is crazy. Then she didn't paint for years? I read in that article that she was a bank teller, I have thought a lot about being a bank teller since then at this bank by my house.
I don't know if it is bad form to post about myself. My slow output was due in part to financial issues as opposed to Romantic torment: being estranged from family, evicted from loft...etc. I knew I was off the grid when I went 11 days w/o food. I was painting while I had my bank job but the misery gave me freedom to finally make what I wanted to.
This gossip might be interesting: The article mentioned Leo Koenig watching 5 women dance on a bar and artnet wrote about "testosterone" & strip clubs. The women were actually the artists Kristin Baker, Claudine Anrather,Maureen Cavanaugh and Debora Warner. The reporter just assumed they were young women, not artists and not worth identifying. Leo wanted to give me a feminist text about Nabakov for Xmas but I took chocolate instead.
Hi Kelli,
Thanks for coming on. I don't know how often people look back. I don't get to many new comments on old post but I will repost you durning your show if you like?
Hi Painter: That sounds nice. I like your blog.
oh god how I hate this
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