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Von Bartha opens a solo exhibition of new work by American artist Marina Adams
Installation View, Marina Adams at von Bartha, S-chanf, 8 July 25 September 2021. Image courtesy von Bartha. Photo: Conradin Frei.
S-CHANF
.-Von Bartha is presenting a solo exhibition of new work by American artist Marina Adams in the gallerys S-chanf space, 8 July 25 September 2021. Deep Breathing is Adams first solo exhibition at the S-chanf gallery and features three large paintings created in 2021. The works in Deep Breathing expand on an earlier series of works created in collaboration with the poet Norma Cole.
Deep Breathing showcases three new acrylic paintings on linen canvas: Mountain Love, Manhattan and the Moon and Crow Dance. Measuring almost 2 metres in size (173cm x 147cm), the large works centre around the idea of space, color, and depth. Breathwork informs Adams strong belief in the advertent nature of impactful paintingthere is a lively animation to her paintings, simi
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.- This summer, the McNay Art Museum presents two exhibitions of works on paper from American artists who helped shape the Conceptual and Op art movements; John Baldessari: California Dreaming and Optical Dazzle: Op Art at the McNay. This selection of works is offered at a timely moment, as two of the prolific artists featured died in 2020, just months apart from one another. These exhibitions also feature a new acquisition and a rarely-seen sculpture. On view through September 5, 2021 in the Charles Butt Paperworks Gallery, Optical Dazzle: Op Art at the McNay investigates the sensation of looking at art. Short for Optical Art, Op art emerged in the 1960s as a distinct style of art that creates the sense of illusion or movement. By the end of the decade, artist Richard Anuszkiewicz (pronounced Ah-nu-skey-vich) was one of the leading Op painters in America. The artists small, jewel-like prints on view at the McNay present color