Amy Adler: The Rainbow Hour

Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson

Aspen Art Press

Belief & Doubt

Arts & Photography

Aspen Art Museum

The majority of texts written about Avner Ben-Gal focus on his nationality. The majority of his paintings from the early 2000s include graphic, violent imagery. Ben-Gal's recent work, however, has evolved beyond the political and religious challenges of the Middle East to convey the more oblique foreboding of contemporary society, with all of its attendant horrors, both perceived and actual. Employing a muted palette, he paints landscapes of non-specific places-those from a dream or a novel or an overheard rumor-and his compositions include blurred figures or solitary vegetation. Although his spaces are bleak and charged with emotion, they are neither prescriptive nor didactic. The works are a more universal reflection on our collective current life-a life that, although at times desolate, is punctuated by intense beauty.The Aspen Art Museum presents Avner Ben-Gal in his first one-person museum exhibition.

Avner Ben-Gal: Sudden Poverty

Douglas Fogle

Yutaka Sone

Benjamin

Susanne Ghez

Philippe Pirotte

Hamza Walker

<p>A collection of remarkable paintings created mostly without paint. Since the mid1990s, Sergej Jensen (b. in Copenhagen in 1971) has been offering one of the most remarkable responses to the question of what painting can still be today. Painting in the classical sense plays only a minor role: in lieu of canvas, Jensen uses jute, coarse cotton, and jeans. He incorporates spots on fabrics, which turn the expressive gesture of his paintings into a sign of wear from real life. Jensen sews fabrics together, leaving the seams visible to evoke the fleeting impression of a drawing and he colors others with gouache, acrylics, and markers, but Jensen more often applies materials foreign to painting, such as patches, paper money, spices, beads, and glitter. Hanging his fabrics from windows, Jensen lets the sun and rain contribute a patina and treats them with chlorine and paints mixed with bleach to reduce their brilliance.</p>

Sergej Jensen (German and English Edition)

Sergej Jensen

Peter Eleey

Helmut Draxler

Jacob Fabricius

Rainald Goetz

Dirk von Lowtzow

Melanie Ohnemus

Susanne Pfeffer

History & Criticism

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