Terrain, oil on canvas, 32 x 32 inches, © 2011 Diane McGregorMy painting, Terrain, has been chosen for exhibition in "Bare Essentials: Minimalism in the 21st Century." The exhibition will be held at Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, opening November 4th and continuing through December 22nd. There will be an opening reception on November 4th from 6-9 pm. The curator is Ingrid Fassbender, of Fassbender Fine Art. Currently she is working on an additional "Minimal" exhibition which will include international artists.
From the exhibition brochure:
Minimalism is a specific movement identified with
the evolution of post-World War II art. The
movement pioneers – among them Frank Stella
and Carl Andre – felt that “art excludes the
unnecessary”. These artists – including others
such as Sol LeWitt, Dan Flavin, Agnes Martin and
others – were rooted in the reductive aesthetic
aspects of modernism. It was this reductive
element which these artists pursued in their
movement away from the prevalence of Abstract
Expressionism.
“Bare Essentials: Minimalism in the 21st Century”
is an exhibition that will explore how women artists
are influenced by these earlier ideologies, and how
they attempt to make them their own.
I am deeply honored to be included in this extraordinary exhibition!
6 comments:
Congratulations!
Pertaining to your comment, I can picture what you mean about painting the sides of your paintings white, allowing a seamless presentation.
Beautiful work, Diane. There's something about the grid patterns...very pleasing and interesting. I like what you're doing.
Thank you, Stephanie!
Exquisite work!
Congratulations Diane I look forward to he's ring about
Congratulations Diane. How exciting to be part of such an exhibition!
Thank you Kathleen, Michael, and Janice! Much appreciated!
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