Alexis Ralaivao Paintings Are A Peek At Intimacy
French artist Alexis Ralaivao began creating a series of artworks in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter protests. A prisoner of the quarantine, he began to…
Recent Work (and a Limited Edition Sculpture) by artist Johan Barrios
Sostenido, oil on canvas, 68”x48
Contemporary Colombian born artist Johan Barrios considers himself a figurative painter but not a portraitist. Despite the fact that his subjects are always humans, their faces are obscured and they exist in an unspecified location, transforming them into objects rather than subjects. The artist has an upcoming solo show at Denmark’s KIRK Gallery and we’ve got a look at some of pieces for the show as well as his new limited edition sculpture releasing today. (more…)
Nina Nolte Paintings of Water, Women, Turbans and Cocktails
Born to German parents in El Salvador, artist Nina Nolte, has had a fascination with water since childhood. In her series of acrylic paintings, The Best Is Yet To Come, water is represented as a social sanctuary for glamorous middle-aged women and their friends. (more…)
Recent Work from Figurative Painter Jonathan Wateridge
One of the leading figurative painters of his generation, Jonathan Wateridge (born in Zambia, 1972) recently exhibited his latest work, a collection of paintings named Enclave, at Pace London. It’s not easy to find the work from this show. A fan of his, I was looking forward to seeing the paintings from the exhibit, but they exist neither on PACE Gallery’s site nor on the site of the artist. (more…)
Conor Harrington Watch Your Palace Fall – All 11 New Paintings
London-based Irish painter Conor Harrington recently exhibited eleven new fabulous paintings in Watch Your Palace Fall, a show put on by Pace London and HENI Publishing. (more…)