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Page 2 - Anne Seidman / November |
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use of forms, the familiar animate qualities are proffered but in a far more straightforward and stripped-down manner. In these two pieces Seidman displays her vast range without losing sight of her individual style. |
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Untitled, Water Media on Board, 12 x 12 in |
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As to subject matter these paintings project a generic sense of place. The places and spaces they express through their various color and form combinations reference a sensibility that has much in common with urban architecture. There is also a quality of landscape presented in some pieces.The beautiful part of this is that nothing is definitive. As much as these paintings might reference places there are no less a wonderful presentation of color and form. A couple of other artists have explored this territory in earlier work: Pat Lipsky�s paintings from a couple of years ago evoked a similar animated quality from the forms. |
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