Issue 160

New American Paintings

Follow the Evolution of Contemporary Painting

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New American Paintings
Editor/Publisher: Steven Zevitas Designer/Production Manager: Alexandra Simpson Operations Manager: Alexandra Simpson Marketing Manager: Liz Morlock Copy Editor: Richie Feathers Intern: Aiden Stein ■
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Recent Jurors:
Nora Burnett Abrams Museum of Contemporary Art Denver Bill Arning Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Staci Boris Elmhurst Art Museum Nina Bozicnik Henry Art Gallery Dan Cameron Orange County Museum of Art Cassandra Coblentz Independent curator Eric Cro
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Editor’s Note
The juror for Issue #160 was Amanda Morgan, Assistant Curator of Exhibitions and Publications at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. Amanda was charged with reviewing the work of several hundred artists residing in the South, and as you will se
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Natalia Juncadella
Mellow sunlight cascades through the window, illuminating the brightly colored fruit, delicately patterned dishes, and checkered tablecloth, while the flora outside casts curving shadows that subtly alludes to the world beyond this quiet and insular
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Emma Steinkraus
Steinkraus’s paintings are unsettling—in a good way. Her subjects—which gaze aggressively at the viewer—are somehow familiar, yet alien. Their familiarity comes from Steinkraus’s ability to reference art historical sources in subtle, but potent ways.
New American Paintings1 min read
Winners: Southern Competition 2021
Erik Barthels | Luisa Maria Basnuevo | Jasmine Best | Cameron Bliss | Michael A. Booker Demetri Burke | Rachel Campbell | Namwon Choi | Sean G. Clark | Keith Crowley Dave Eassa | Reinier Gamboa | Jeffrey Deane Hall | Lou Haney | Craig sHawkins Sean L
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Amanda Morgan
To state the obvious, the American South is expansive. By the definition of New American Paintings, it spreads from South Florida—where I am from and live today—north to Maryland and West Virginia and stretches past the Mississippi river as far west
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Juror’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p178. ■
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Erik Barthels
Mandeville, LA 315.888.1727 (Uprise Art) erikbarthels@gmail.com / www.erikbarthels.com / @erikbarthels / @erikbarthels I create vivid abstractions that harness the power of chance to explore color and form. I’m interested in making loosely sequential
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Luisa Maria Basnuevo
Miami, FL www.luisabasnuevo.com My work is about history, spirituality, and my attraction to repetitive patterns found in the surrounding environment. The latest paintings are influenced by medieval illuminated manuscripts, a result of searching the
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Jasmine Best
Greensboro, NC jasminebestart@gmail.com / www.jasminebest.com / @jasminebestart Memories encompass where we come from, who we know, and what we subconsciously find important. They make up who we are but they are also malleable and can be manipulated
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Cameron Bliss
Winterville, GA 404.408.4248 (Kai Lin Art) cameron@cameronbliss.com / www.cameronbliss.com / @cameronblissart Formed from fragments of past memories, dreams, and experiences, I consider my paintings to be self-portraits. As you view the figures in m
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Michael A. Booker
Laurel, MD 202.628.2787 (Morton Fine Art) mabooker1914@gmail.com / www.michael-booker.com / @mabooker_art Veil chronicles a personal, emotional journey caused by the effects of a prolonged pandemic and moments of social injustices. Volatile social i
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Demetri Burke
Atlanta, GA dmtri.burke@gmail.com / www.dmtriburke.com / @demetri.stefan Demetri Burke uses mixed media—with a basis in oil paint—to express narratives of identity and culture on canvas. His art reflects his upbringing as well as his current experie
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Rachel Campbell
Durham, NC 206.617.7378 (ZINC Contemporary) rachelcampbellpainting@gmail.com / www.rachelcampbellpainting.com / @campbellpaints I seek to draw inspiration from the mundanity of everyday life—to reveal the beauty within the ordinary. My paintings dep
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Namwon Choi
Savannah, GA 912.438.4442 (Laney Contemporary Gallery) www.choinamwon.com / @namwonchoi As a Korean immigrant living and creating in America, I perceive myself as being in a constant state of perpetual motion. Attempting to bridge the gap between my
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Sean G. Clark
New Orleans, LA www.sgclarkart.com / @sgclarkart / @sgclarkart During his time as a community health worker in New Orleans, Sean found himself at odds with the troubles people faced in his environment and the lack of attention it was getting. He sou
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Keith Crowley
Sarasota, FL keithcrowleywork@gmail.com / www.keithcrowley.com / @keith.crowley Sense of place is a location in our minds triggered by a range of stimuli; scent of blooming plants, echoes of trainyards, smooth and tacky handrails of an escalator—cha
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Dave Eassa
Baltimore, MD daveeassa@gmail.com / www.dave-eassa.com / @daveeassa Dave Eassa is a visual artist and cultural worker who investigates relationships, social structures, and memories through painting, sculpture, and in community. His work explores al
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Reinier Gamboa
Miami, FL 786.525.3898 (Miami Art Society) reinergamboa@gmail.com / www.reiniergamboa.com / @reiniergamboa My artistic practice requires me to delve deeper into the layers of my belief systems and interrogate assumptions in order to understand how m
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Jeffrey Deane Hall
Richmond, VA contact@jeffreydeanehall.com / www.jeffreydeanehall.com / @jeffreydeanehall We are living in the most data rich period in the history of the world. While extraordinary human progress has been made since the Enlightenment, recently it se
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Lou Haney
Charlottesville, VA louhaney207@gmail.com / www.louhaney.com / @lou_haney These paintings use nostalgia to soothe and to question. I have a deep longing for the perceived innocence of the past, especially when reality may feel corrupt and chaotic. L
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Craig Hawkins
Hahira, GA 404.879.1500 (Mason Fine Art) craighawkinsart@gmail.com / www.craighawkinsart.com / @craighawkinsart “Yet I am not destroyed by the darkness, by the thick darkness that covers my face.”—Job This series began with a desire to explore human
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Sean Latif Heiser
Knoxville, TN 414.412.9090 seanheiser@gmail.com / www.seanheiser.com / @sean_heiser The paintings are made using both Flashe and acrylic paint on either linen or canvas. They are generally constructed in layers, not dissimilar to the way an imaging
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Gonzalo Hernandez
Miami, FL 646.382.6887 (Kates-Ferri Projects) gonzalohernandez3@hotmail.com / www.gonzalo-hernandez.com / @hernandezgonzalo Gonzalo Hernandez’s multi-faceted art practice addresses personal narratives related to contemporary dilemmas such as labor,
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Ming Ying Hong
Starkville, MS 502.896.6687 (WheelHouse Art) mingyinghong@gmail.com / www.mingyinghong.com / @ming_ying_hong My work explores my own hybridized body, examining the way society defines, categorizes, and assigns power to it. I am a southerner, a Chine
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Ronald Jackson
Fredericksburg, VA 410.235.3711 (Galerie Myrtis) www.ronaldjacksonartworks.com / @ronald_jackson_artworks Being mainly a figurative artist, I seek to capture intimate settings to use as a gateway for exploring the human experience. A comprehensive c
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Natalia Juncadella
Miami, FL natijuncadella@gmail.com / www.nataliajuncadella.com / @nataliajuncadella I’m interested in painting and color as a way to explore interior spaces and intimate moments that are often overlooked—paying attention to what is happening when “n
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Deb Koo
Charlotte, NC debkooart@gmail.com / www.debkoo.com/paintings / @deb_koo My oil paintings encompass a wide range of subject matters and styles. However, if there is one thread that pulls my work together it is the idea of responding to, and expressin
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Jean-Paul Mallozzi
El Portal, FL info@jeanpaulmallozzi.com / @jeanpaulmallozzi Jean-Paul Mallozzi’s art is always a form of excavation into the past. His coming out was marked by both his terror of and assimilation into a culture of salacious gossip, produced by a wel
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Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann
Washington, DC www.katharinemann.net / @ktzulan I examine landscape picture making by building luxuriant, cinematically scaled paper paintings and installations. These combine romantic, utopian, and immersive sensibilities from both Chinese and West
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Crystal Marshall
Lithonia, GA crysart1983@gmail.com / www.crystalamarshall.com / @crysart1983 Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, my paintings pay homage to my life’s experiences rooted in cultural disparities in the modern day African diaspora. My distinctive and pe
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Edison Peñafiel
Miami, FL +34.910.69.03.22 (Sabrina Amrani Gallery) www.edisonpenafiel.com / @edisonpenafielstudio Edison Peñafiel is a Miami-based artist whose work examines experiences about those on the underside of the world’s major conflicts: the migrant, the
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Visakha Jane Phillips
Atlanta, GA visakhajane@gmail.com / www.visakhajane.com / @visakhajane My work is an act of synthesizing memory, family history, and place. The collaged nature of my paintings speaks to this synthesis and serves to mimic the convoluted nature of mem
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Anne Carney Raines
London, UK ace.raines@gmail.com / www.annecarneyraines.com / @annecarneyraines My background in scenic painting has drawn me to the stage and its many layers of reality. The curtain represents a boundary between the spectator and active space. Howev
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Marisol Ruiz
Baltimore, MD www.marisolruiz.art / @mariissuun My paintings are collages of inherited memories, framed like a photograph, by symbols of post-colonial history. I grew up in Guayanilla, Puerto Rico, a land marked by the colonial labors of sugarcane p
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Karen Seapker
Nashville, TN 615.256.4805 (Zeitgeist) karenseapker@gmail.com / www.karenseapker.com / @karenseapkerstudio My recent paintings have helped me process the passage of time, the changing climate, and the nature of motherhood. On canvases marked by shif
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Kevin Spaulding
Florence, SC 843.598.0595 night_daimon@yahoo.com / @spauldingarts My work dwells in a liminal space—a barren "Umwelt,” that should elicit a feeling of discomfort, dread, or foreboding. 2004 Art Students League of New York, New York City, NY 1981 BFA
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Katharine Suchan
Little Rock, AR suchankate@gmail.com / www.katesuchan.wixsite.com/artist / @katesuchanart Plaster is to a house as fabric is to a quilt; both are materials transformed to aid our need for warmth and shelter. In my work, paintings are images sprung f
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Barbara Campbell Thomas
Climax, NC 704.334.7302 (Hidell Brooks Gallery) barbara.campbell.thomas@gmail.com / www.barbaracampbellthomas.com / @barbaracampbellthomas My paintings harness geometric abstraction and a materially diverse surface of paint, collage, and sewn fabric
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Sophie Treppendahl
New Orleans, LA sophietreppendahl@gmail.com / www.sophietreppendahl.com / @sophie.treppendahl I create paintings of sun-drenched domestic spaces that celebrate the quiet moments of everyday life. My paintings are an opportunity for me to play with a
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Gaby Wolodarski
Montevallo, AL gabberwocky@gmail.com / www.gabywolodarski.com / @wolodarsque My work is about attention span, babies, canaries, description, extracts, filters, grouping, hums, importance, jelly, kerning, looming, motion sensors, nerves, order, parit
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Markeith Woods
Fayetteville, AR theartistwoods@gmail.com / www.markeithwoods.com / @markeith_theartist My paintings depict a personal story of Life’s reality that explores the psychological state of living as a Black male in America. We are always in survival mode
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Editor’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p178. ■
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Justin Tyler Bryant
Little Rock, AR 225.383.1470 (Baton Rouge Gallery) www.justintylerbryant.com This series reintroduces the color black into my painting palette, while also framing a conversation around Black representation as a means in and of itself to make paintin
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Christopher Huff
Baltimore, MD christopherhuff24@gmail.com / www.christopherstevenhuff.com / @yung_huf1 My work addresses and explores my personal experiences as an African American male living with Sickle Cell Anemia. Within my work I use the figurative forms of th
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D’Metrius John Rice
Baltimore, MD dmetriusrice@gmail.com / @dmepainting I make 2D paintings of 3-dimensional shadows of 4th dimensional events. 2022 Private Browser, Hancock Solar Gallery, Baltimore, MD 2020 Time Stamps, RESORT, Baltimore, MD 2019 Mickalene Thomas: A M
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Olivia Springberg
Washington, DC www.oliviaspringberg.com / @oliviasprng Olivia Springberg is a multi-media artist from Washington, DC. She is currently studying painting at the Rhode Island School of Design. Charged by tactility and material exploration, her work em
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Emma Steinkraus
Farmville, VA www.emmasteinkraus.com / @emmasteinkraus I combine paintings with wallpapers to distill complex research into a cohesive visual space, shifting the stories we tell about women, art history, and the natural world. My work is densely det
New American Paintings2 min readChemistry
Pricing
Prices published here, for the most part, represent the current price for a work established by the artist or their gallery. If a work has been sold prior to publication and a price is shown here, it represents the price the work would command if it
New American Paintings1 min read
New American Paintings
Editor/Publisher: Steven Zevitas Designer/Production Manager: Alexandra Simpson Operations Manager: Alexandra Simpson Marketing Manager: Liz Morlock Copy Editor: Richie Feathers Intern: Aiden Stein ■
New American Paintings1 min read
Recent Jurors:
Nora Burnett Abrams Museum of Contemporary Art Denver Bill Arning Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Staci Boris Elmhurst Art Museum Nina Bozicnik Henry Art Gallery Dan Cameron Orange County Museum of Art Cassandra Coblentz Independent curator Eric Cro
New American Paintings2 min read
Editor’s Note
The juror for Issue #160 was Amanda Morgan, Assistant Curator of Exhibitions and Publications at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. Amanda was charged with reviewing the work of several hundred artists residing in the South, and as you will se
New American Paintings1 min read
Natalia Juncadella
Mellow sunlight cascades through the window, illuminating the brightly colored fruit, delicately patterned dishes, and checkered tablecloth, while the flora outside casts curving shadows that subtly alludes to the world beyond this quiet and insular
New American Paintings1 min read
Emma Steinkraus
Steinkraus’s paintings are unsettling—in a good way. Her subjects—which gaze aggressively at the viewer—are somehow familiar, yet alien. Their familiarity comes from Steinkraus’s ability to reference art historical sources in subtle, but potent ways.
New American Paintings1 min read
Winners: Southern Competition 2021
Erik Barthels | Luisa Maria Basnuevo | Jasmine Best | Cameron Bliss | Michael A. Booker Demetri Burke | Rachel Campbell | Namwon Choi | Sean G. Clark | Keith Crowley Dave Eassa | Reinier Gamboa | Jeffrey Deane Hall | Lou Haney | Craig sHawkins Sean L
New American Paintings3 min read
Amanda Morgan
To state the obvious, the American South is expansive. By the definition of New American Paintings, it spreads from South Florida—where I am from and live today—north to Maryland and West Virginia and stretches past the Mississippi river as far west
New American Paintings1 min read
Juror’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p178. ■
New American Paintings1 min read
Erik Barthels
Mandeville, LA 315.888.1727 (Uprise Art) erikbarthels@gmail.com / www.erikbarthels.com / @erikbarthels / @erikbarthels I create vivid abstractions that harness the power of chance to explore color and form. I’m interested in making loosely sequential
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Luisa Maria Basnuevo
Miami, FL www.luisabasnuevo.com My work is about history, spirituality, and my attraction to repetitive patterns found in the surrounding environment. The latest paintings are influenced by medieval illuminated manuscripts, a result of searching the
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Jasmine Best
Greensboro, NC jasminebestart@gmail.com / www.jasminebest.com / @jasminebestart Memories encompass where we come from, who we know, and what we subconsciously find important. They make up who we are but they are also malleable and can be manipulated
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Cameron Bliss
Winterville, GA 404.408.4248 (Kai Lin Art) cameron@cameronbliss.com / www.cameronbliss.com / @cameronblissart Formed from fragments of past memories, dreams, and experiences, I consider my paintings to be self-portraits. As you view the figures in m
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Michael A. Booker
Laurel, MD 202.628.2787 (Morton Fine Art) mabooker1914@gmail.com / www.michael-booker.com / @mabooker_art Veil chronicles a personal, emotional journey caused by the effects of a prolonged pandemic and moments of social injustices. Volatile social i
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Demetri Burke
Atlanta, GA dmtri.burke@gmail.com / www.dmtriburke.com / @demetri.stefan Demetri Burke uses mixed media—with a basis in oil paint—to express narratives of identity and culture on canvas. His art reflects his upbringing as well as his current experie
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Rachel Campbell
Durham, NC 206.617.7378 (ZINC Contemporary) rachelcampbellpainting@gmail.com / www.rachelcampbellpainting.com / @campbellpaints I seek to draw inspiration from the mundanity of everyday life—to reveal the beauty within the ordinary. My paintings dep
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Namwon Choi
Savannah, GA 912.438.4442 (Laney Contemporary Gallery) www.choinamwon.com / @namwonchoi As a Korean immigrant living and creating in America, I perceive myself as being in a constant state of perpetual motion. Attempting to bridge the gap between my
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Sean G. Clark
New Orleans, LA www.sgclarkart.com / @sgclarkart / @sgclarkart During his time as a community health worker in New Orleans, Sean found himself at odds with the troubles people faced in his environment and the lack of attention it was getting. He sou
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Keith Crowley
Sarasota, FL keithcrowleywork@gmail.com / www.keithcrowley.com / @keith.crowley Sense of place is a location in our minds triggered by a range of stimuli; scent of blooming plants, echoes of trainyards, smooth and tacky handrails of an escalator—cha
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Dave Eassa
Baltimore, MD daveeassa@gmail.com / www.dave-eassa.com / @daveeassa Dave Eassa is a visual artist and cultural worker who investigates relationships, social structures, and memories through painting, sculpture, and in community. His work explores al
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Reinier Gamboa
Miami, FL 786.525.3898 (Miami Art Society) reinergamboa@gmail.com / www.reiniergamboa.com / @reiniergamboa My artistic practice requires me to delve deeper into the layers of my belief systems and interrogate assumptions in order to understand how m
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Jeffrey Deane Hall
Richmond, VA contact@jeffreydeanehall.com / www.jeffreydeanehall.com / @jeffreydeanehall We are living in the most data rich period in the history of the world. While extraordinary human progress has been made since the Enlightenment, recently it se
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Lou Haney
Charlottesville, VA louhaney207@gmail.com / www.louhaney.com / @lou_haney These paintings use nostalgia to soothe and to question. I have a deep longing for the perceived innocence of the past, especially when reality may feel corrupt and chaotic. L
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Craig Hawkins
Hahira, GA 404.879.1500 (Mason Fine Art) craighawkinsart@gmail.com / www.craighawkinsart.com / @craighawkinsart “Yet I am not destroyed by the darkness, by the thick darkness that covers my face.”—Job This series began with a desire to explore human
New American Paintings1 min read
Sean Latif Heiser
Knoxville, TN 414.412.9090 seanheiser@gmail.com / www.seanheiser.com / @sean_heiser The paintings are made using both Flashe and acrylic paint on either linen or canvas. They are generally constructed in layers, not dissimilar to the way an imaging
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Gonzalo Hernandez
Miami, FL 646.382.6887 (Kates-Ferri Projects) gonzalohernandez3@hotmail.com / www.gonzalo-hernandez.com / @hernandezgonzalo Gonzalo Hernandez’s multi-faceted art practice addresses personal narratives related to contemporary dilemmas such as labor,
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Ming Ying Hong
Starkville, MS 502.896.6687 (WheelHouse Art) mingyinghong@gmail.com / www.mingyinghong.com / @ming_ying_hong My work explores my own hybridized body, examining the way society defines, categorizes, and assigns power to it. I am a southerner, a Chine
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Ronald Jackson
Fredericksburg, VA 410.235.3711 (Galerie Myrtis) www.ronaldjacksonartworks.com / @ronald_jackson_artworks Being mainly a figurative artist, I seek to capture intimate settings to use as a gateway for exploring the human experience. A comprehensive c
New American Paintings1 min read
Natalia Juncadella
Miami, FL natijuncadella@gmail.com / www.nataliajuncadella.com / @nataliajuncadella I’m interested in painting and color as a way to explore interior spaces and intimate moments that are often overlooked—paying attention to what is happening when “n
New American Paintings1 min read
Deb Koo
Charlotte, NC debkooart@gmail.com / www.debkoo.com/paintings / @deb_koo My oil paintings encompass a wide range of subject matters and styles. However, if there is one thread that pulls my work together it is the idea of responding to, and expressin
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Jean-Paul Mallozzi
El Portal, FL info@jeanpaulmallozzi.com / @jeanpaulmallozzi Jean-Paul Mallozzi’s art is always a form of excavation into the past. His coming out was marked by both his terror of and assimilation into a culture of salacious gossip, produced by a wel
New American Paintings1 min read
Katherine Tzu-Lan Mann
Washington, DC www.katharinemann.net / @ktzulan I examine landscape picture making by building luxuriant, cinematically scaled paper paintings and installations. These combine romantic, utopian, and immersive sensibilities from both Chinese and West
New American Paintings2 min read
Crystal Marshall
Lithonia, GA crysart1983@gmail.com / www.crystalamarshall.com / @crysart1983 Originally from Kingston, Jamaica, my paintings pay homage to my life’s experiences rooted in cultural disparities in the modern day African diaspora. My distinctive and pe
New American Paintings2 min read
Edison Peñafiel
Miami, FL +34.910.69.03.22 (Sabrina Amrani Gallery) www.edisonpenafiel.com / @edisonpenafielstudio Edison Peñafiel is a Miami-based artist whose work examines experiences about those on the underside of the world’s major conflicts: the migrant, the
New American Paintings1 min read
Visakha Jane Phillips
Atlanta, GA visakhajane@gmail.com / www.visakhajane.com / @visakhajane My work is an act of synthesizing memory, family history, and place. The collaged nature of my paintings speaks to this synthesis and serves to mimic the convoluted nature of mem
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Anne Carney Raines
London, UK ace.raines@gmail.com / www.annecarneyraines.com / @annecarneyraines My background in scenic painting has drawn me to the stage and its many layers of reality. The curtain represents a boundary between the spectator and active space. Howev
New American Paintings1 min read
Marisol Ruiz
Baltimore, MD www.marisolruiz.art / @mariissuun My paintings are collages of inherited memories, framed like a photograph, by symbols of post-colonial history. I grew up in Guayanilla, Puerto Rico, a land marked by the colonial labors of sugarcane p
New American Paintings2 min read
Karen Seapker
Nashville, TN 615.256.4805 (Zeitgeist) karenseapker@gmail.com / www.karenseapker.com / @karenseapkerstudio My recent paintings have helped me process the passage of time, the changing climate, and the nature of motherhood. On canvases marked by shif
New American Paintings1 min read
Kevin Spaulding
Florence, SC 843.598.0595 night_daimon@yahoo.com / @spauldingarts My work dwells in a liminal space—a barren "Umwelt,” that should elicit a feeling of discomfort, dread, or foreboding. 2004 Art Students League of New York, New York City, NY 1981 BFA
New American Paintings1 min read
Katharine Suchan
Little Rock, AR suchankate@gmail.com / www.katesuchan.wixsite.com/artist / @katesuchanart Plaster is to a house as fabric is to a quilt; both are materials transformed to aid our need for warmth and shelter. In my work, paintings are images sprung f
New American Paintings2 min read
Barbara Campbell Thomas
Climax, NC 704.334.7302 (Hidell Brooks Gallery) barbara.campbell.thomas@gmail.com / www.barbaracampbellthomas.com / @barbaracampbellthomas My paintings harness geometric abstraction and a materially diverse surface of paint, collage, and sewn fabric
New American Paintings1 min read
Sophie Treppendahl
New Orleans, LA sophietreppendahl@gmail.com / www.sophietreppendahl.com / @sophie.treppendahl I create paintings of sun-drenched domestic spaces that celebrate the quiet moments of everyday life. My paintings are an opportunity for me to play with a
New American Paintings1 min read
Gaby Wolodarski
Montevallo, AL gabberwocky@gmail.com / www.gabywolodarski.com / @wolodarsque My work is about attention span, babies, canaries, description, extracts, filters, grouping, hums, importance, jelly, kerning, looming, motion sensors, nerves, order, parit
New American Paintings2 min read
Markeith Woods
Fayetteville, AR theartistwoods@gmail.com / www.markeithwoods.com / @markeith_theartist My paintings depict a personal story of Life’s reality that explores the psychological state of living as a Black male in America. We are always in survival mode
New American Paintings1 min read
Editor’s Selections
The following section is presented in alphabetical order. Biographical information has been edited. Prices for available work may be found on p178. ■
New American Paintings1 min read
Justin Tyler Bryant
Little Rock, AR 225.383.1470 (Baton Rouge Gallery) www.justintylerbryant.com This series reintroduces the color black into my painting palette, while also framing a conversation around Black representation as a means in and of itself to make paintin
New American Paintings1 min read
Christopher Huff
Baltimore, MD christopherhuff24@gmail.com / www.christopherstevenhuff.com / @yung_huf1 My work addresses and explores my personal experiences as an African American male living with Sickle Cell Anemia. Within my work I use the figurative forms of th
New American Paintings1 min read
D’Metrius John Rice
Baltimore, MD dmetriusrice@gmail.com / @dmepainting I make 2D paintings of 3-dimensional shadows of 4th dimensional events. 2022 Private Browser, Hancock Solar Gallery, Baltimore, MD 2020 Time Stamps, RESORT, Baltimore, MD 2019 Mickalene Thomas: A M
New American Paintings1 min read
Olivia Springberg
Washington, DC www.oliviaspringberg.com / @oliviasprng Olivia Springberg is a multi-media artist from Washington, DC. She is currently studying painting at the Rhode Island School of Design. Charged by tactility and material exploration, her work em
New American Paintings1 min read
Emma Steinkraus
Farmville, VA www.emmasteinkraus.com / @emmasteinkraus I combine paintings with wallpapers to distill complex research into a cohesive visual space, shifting the stories we tell about women, art history, and the natural world. My work is densely det
New American Paintings2 min readChemistry
Pricing
Prices published here, for the most part, represent the current price for a work established by the artist or their gallery. If a work has been sold prior to publication and a price is shown here, it represents the price the work would command if it

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