Byung-Chul Woo’s Seeing and other work at Young Art Gallery are beautifully intricate, yet simple, and the pops of color are well-placed. It’s an oil-on-canvas rendition of why I love living in NYC.
I wish I could find more details on it, or the work below.
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| Jordan Eagles at Krause Gallery |
Made with blood. ‘Nuff Said. Although if you did want the details, its oxblood, acrylic, resin and copper, and it looks much better in person than in this photograph.
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| Makeup by Eric Finzi at SFA Projects |
Marlene Dumas, much? Yet these figures on epoxy resin tell more of a story and make nice use of the medium.
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| Carlos Quintana painting at Juan Ruis Galeria |
Carlos Quintana, a Cuban artist I loved here, made a surprise appearance.
I really like the painting by Eric Finzi. There’s something about his work–I can’t put my finger on what that something is–that reminds me of Egon Schiele.
Yes, I could see that–a bit dreamy and a bit dark…plus with those pale colors and period details ..
More here: http://www.ericfinzi.com/