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Page 3 - Anne Seidman / November |
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Edwin Ruda�s paintings from the mid 80s through the 90s did the same but also pursued a comparable application of paint handling. |
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Untitled, Water Media on Board, 14 x 13 in |
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Perhaps color is the final word on this work. Seidman invests a great deal in color relationships, which as earlier indicated, go a long way toward defining form. To put it another way, how it is apportioned and applied is what truly brings these paintings to life. Color is wielded to punch holes into the space as well as to further animate the forms with an in-and-out sense of motion. This latter aspect is most effective in pieces like the painting to the right or the painting on the previous page composed of just a few colors where the texture is toned down and the colors and edges of the shapes are more definitive. To that end, the artist is masterful in her application and range of all aspects of color; of |
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