DART International

Seph Rodney's essay about Joe Diggs' paintings recently on view at Provincetown Art Association and Museum and Berta Walker Gallery, in Cape Cod, MA is published in September's Dart International Magazine.
Rodney writes:"Diggs never entirely forgets this history and his position as a Black man in it, but at times, he leaves this aside to touch other tender places in himself." Read more:
https://bit.ly/dartdiggs25

Repost from D.Dominick Lombardi in the latest Dart International Magazine!
https://www.dartmagazine.com/?cat=4

Save the Date: September 6th, beginng at 2pm, the opening of "You Think That's Funny" @ the Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden

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Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden
Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden
28 Deveau Road, P.O. Box 326
North Salem, NY 10560
914-669-5033
[email protected]
https://www.hammondmuseum.org/you-think-thats-funny

D Dominick Lombardi observes about the uniquely layered paintings of Martin Weinstein: "Within his paintings, there is this shuffle between near and far, time of day and the changes throughout the seasons or years. Going beyond the preconceived, Weinstein changes the way we process visual information by breaking it down to selective details that jostle and float in space – real time triggers that occur when one is immersed in the experience of life. " Read more: https://bit.ly/dartddl01

D Dominick Lombardi covers the recent exhibition of paintings by John Meredith at Christopher Cutts Gallery: https://bit.ly/ddljmdart

Steve Rockwell writes about the paintings of Jaan Poldaas: "Whatever the systems and rules he may have set in the ex*****on of the essentially minimalist geometries, his application of the paint alone was far from perfunctory." Read more: https://bit.ly/srjpdart

Inspired by the tale of Herman Melville's Moby Dick, painter Eleen Lin's recent exhibition at C24 Gallery is covered by D Dominick Lombardi. https://bit.ly/ddleldart

Steve Rockwell covers the current painting exhibition of Lorien Suárez-Kanerva at Mary G. Hardin Center for Cultural Arts
https://bit.ly/srlskdart

D Dominick Lombardi writes about Rodney Dickson's paintings recently at Nunu Fine Art: "With this powerful physical presence and something of an implied nervous system, the residual energy in the paint twitches, ripples, and coagulates in voluminous swathes and layers that conspire for our attention." Read more: https://bit.ly/ddlrddart

Thalia Vrachopoulos writes about the paintings of BoKyung Woo: "Through the various types of Korean folk painting styles Woo demonstrates not only the tradition’s continuity, but also the enlivening and renewal of several historic idioms." Read More:
https://bit.ly/46DGHna

D Dominick Lombardi zooms in on Michael Creighton's solo exhibition in the Schaffner Room Gallery located adjacent to the Pound Ridge Library,
https://bit.ly/dddart24

John Mendelsohn visits three New York City exhibitions and reports on what he finds there!
Bobbie Oliver at High Noon Gallery, Dana Gordon at Westbeth Gallery and Bill Pangburn at Artego Gallery Read more: https://bit.ly/dartjm24

Five artist temperaments are featured in Curated Content #3. See which are which here: https://bit.ly/ccdart0324
image: Steve Rockwell, (left to right), Hopper’s Corn Hill, Stipl Squint, Jaan’s Divide, and John’s Paint Tip. 2024, dArt magazine pulp and paper, variously mounted on canvas, 8.5 x 7 inches. Citing the work of Edward Hopper, Richard Stipl, Jaan Poldaas, Barnett Newman, and Malcolm Arbuthnot (of Augustus John).