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Available January in the United States
Chromatopia: An Illustrated History of Colour
by David Coles
Thames and Hudson, Australia
This lush and informative book, written by acclaimed paintmaker David Coles, is based on the exhibition of the same name, curated by Coles and Louise Blyton, which took place at Tacit Gallery in Melbourne, 2017. My painting,
Silk Road 207, is shown at right in the spread above.
The book is available through
Amazon.
Traveling
Blurring Boundaries:
The Women of American Abstract Artists, 1937-Present
Blurring Boundaries, curated by Rebecca DiGiovanna, will travel to venues in the United States through 2020. The first two stops on the exhibition tour are:
. October-November at the Clara M. Eagle Gallery of Murray State University in Murray, Kentucky
. November-December at the Ewing Gallery of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville
. Publication of a catalog and additional exhibition dates will be announced.
American Abstract Artists is a historic group that remains vital and active today. For this exhibition, the women members of the group have been invited to show painting, sculpture, and work on paper with a linear sensibility.
Swipe, 2016, a scribed painting in oil and wax on prepared paper, 30 x 22 inches, will be shown framed
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I'm back with a short Autumn newsletter. I have exhibitions in Chicago and Boston, one traveling throughout the South over the next few months, and a couple of publications you might find of interest.
--J.M.
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At Melanee Cooper Gallery
Chicago
September 7-October 27
In this inaugural exhibition of the newly reopened Melanee Cooper Gallery, my paintings and those of two other artists, Alicia La Chance and Arno Elias, are featured in what are essentially three solo shows.
Installation of
Silk Road
paintings, 2016-2018,
a
ll encaustic on panel
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At Arden Gallery
November 1-28
Reception: Saturday, November 3, 4:00-6:00 p.m.
I'll be there
This solo exhibition, my ninth with the gallery, features new paintings with a bisected field. The horizontal is not a divider so much as a means of bringing color together in chromatic conversation.
S
ilk Road 426,
2018, encaustic on panel, 18 x 18 inches
A 30-page catalog is available for perusal or purchase, designed by Karen Freedman with essays by Carol Pelletier and Zola Solamente. Click here to view or purchase.
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