More Chelsea Inspiration

made it out to a few shows in chelsea this past week. lot's of great group shows. see what caught my eye below.

Meredith Dittmar, Inter-thinking at Jonathan Levine Gallery

her work is beautifully made from clay - it's hard to keep your eyes off it. i marveled at all the delicate nooks, crannies and color schemes.




Sarah Lutz, Burst at Lohin Geduld Gallery

love this for its lushness and thick, drippy, confectionate colors. like the dense, compression of space at the bottom and wide expanse above.




Robert Jack, For the Next Three Years at Lohin Geduld Gallery

these colors don't translate well here - a bit muddy, but their original acidic quality was lovely. it's made up of tiny little dots; like the simplicity and meditativeness of the piece.





Julie Evans, Umbilcumdom at McKinzie Fine Art Inc.

i've been a fan of Julie Evans for a few years and accidentally found her work at this show. i love to follow the chartreuse ribben that weaves around the other forms over and over again.

Karen Margolis, Dvitva at McKinzie Fine Art Inc.

the undulation of color and space are fantastic! she recently had some work at Deiu Donné that i regretfully missed.