Driven to Abstraction
Featuring work by
Featuring work by
Andrea Belag
Lisa Corinne Davis
Amy Ellingson
Catherine Howe
Rebecca Smith
Dannielle Tegeder
Canan Tolon
Carrie Yamaoka
June 9 – July 23, 2011
Opening reception: Thursday, June 9, 6 – 8 PM
Von Lintel Gallery is pleased to present Driven to Abstraction, a group show of eight contemporary abstract artists who represent a diverse range of entry points into abstraction.
Dannielle Tegeder's angular constructions push geometric-based abstraction in new directions, while Amy Ellingson and Lisa Corinne Davis' elaborate layering and accumulated details marry geometry with organic structures. In Canan Tolon's fragmented paintings spaces are recognizable yet elude description. Catherine Howe's abstract-leaning paintings emerge spontaneously from gestures and imagined forms as Andrea Belag also focuses on gesture, creating compositions of lush brushstrokes and washes of color. Carrie Yamaoka extends and inverts a situationist minimalism while Rebecca Smith's painting-sculpture hybrids manipulate and transform the grid.
Andrea Belag
Shift, 2011
oil on linen
22 x 30 inches
Shift, 2011
oil on linen
22 x 30 inches
Amy Ellingson
Variation (yellow, with emblem), 2011
oil and encaustic on panel
40 x 40 inches
Variation (yellow, with emblem), 2011
oil and encaustic on panel
40 x 40 inches
Catherine Howe
Night Painting (phoenix), 2011
oil and beeswax on linen 40 x 40 in
Rebecca Smith
Hanging Dress, 2010
painted steel
83 x 68 x 13 inches
Hanging Dress, 2010
painted steel
83 x 68 x 13 inches
Rebecca Smith
Hanging Dress, 2010 (detail)
Hanging Dress, 2010 (detail)
Dannielle Tegeder
Transmission System with Chroma Construction, 2011
Transmission System with Chroma Construction, 2011
collaged acrylic paint and ink on panel 24 x 18 in
Canan TolonUntitled, 2011
oil on canvas
20 x 16 inches
Carrie Yamaoka
30 by 13, 2010
mylar, urethane resin and mixed media on wood panel
30 x 13 inches
30 by 13, 2010
mylar, urethane resin and mixed media on wood panel
30 x 13 inches
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