NEW ABSTRACTION TRIBECA

[@bellascharfenstein]

so grateful you got up close & personal with these abstract works, which i saw elsewhere but couldnt appreciate the amazing surfaces. Tx JK & Kate

[@ebbyjones3177]

Weissbach is the pick of the litter. Fabulous. Thanks !

[@MikeCA-ni4tv]

Nice one. Thank you Kate!

[@edwardsimmonds521]

The first artist featured is very good.

[@mamamia6925]

Thank you! Love the Weissbach Paintings.

[@RonaldGosses]

Thanks always for showing us out in Kentucky. AWESOME !

[@peterfortunatoauthorartist1054]

Weissbach's "Stella 83" is tops. Thank you, Kate!

[@cliffdariff74]

Great art.... I wonder if the last artist Sallehi, could pull that off with a matte finish instead of the high gloss?

[@thirdrockjul2224]

Thank you Kate! ❤

[@robertalenrichter]

Living in Berlin, of course I'd never heard of Weissbach. Beautiful work, some of which does strongly suggest commonplace subway tiles, exactly that orange colour with the ceramic, glazed nuances.

[@J0hnC0ltrane]

James you continually surprise me with artists that are not on my map. These are some stunning painting. Daniel Weissbach must be greatly missed... I had to stop here just to mention how impactful his work is as with all that you review.

[@gordonhinze5344]

Daniel Weissbach was a big big inspiration. He died with 42 With a Braintumor. One of the best here in Berlin or Germany.💚

[@cedarraine7829]

Thank you. Thank you Kate

[@jazw4649]

Over-saturation of figurative painting 😆 I'm a big fan of all of the colours! Thank you Kate & JK

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

Yes!!! That's fine Art 😮

[@adriancarroll6995]

The final painter is really nice. It should be called “ make abstract paintings less boring than before “

[@jacqueswerdfeger1530]

Thank you, Kate!!

[@TD-qi2rw]

Thanks Kate ! Are painting schools teaching abstract theories........are students interested, good question. Illustration still seems to be the road to success.

[@saladgirl2062]

Hey , just thanks for posting !

[@TD-qi2rw]

The very best abstract painting in this century would be .......The Propitious Garden of the Plane Image, 3rd Version.

[@adriancarroll6995]

Terrific use of colors

[@larsetom1]

RE: Lucienne O'Mara - Yes, Stanley Whitney for structure but Howard Hodgkins for bravura brushstrokes! All great paintings!

[@DanielKunkel-zr4hm]

Yes, with some exceptions (Doig, Schutz, Fischl come to mind) I for one am also tired of the past several years of overwrought and depressing figuration...While these three abstract painters are boringly redundant and mundane, you have to start somewhere I guess. Thank you Kate!

[@ThePooper3000]

Boring and redundant? Lucienne O'Mara's paintings were pretty awesome. Intensely goopy, and an appreciation of color that's both well-thought-out and caveman-like.

[@danielkunkel3630]

@@ThePooper3000 Well that's some interesting criteria.

[@kennethbarber438]

15:40. William Blake

[@boandersson9134]

He used a overhand cutter. Very noisy but precise in the action.

[@joeswampdawghenry]

Im thee greatest living artiste'.

[@DanSwanson2070]

Bad versions of Josef Albers and Rothko. Would love to see something that didn’t look like some spent 10 min on it.

[@jhb61249]

THORNTON

[@gavinyates9189]

Thank you Kate, thank you everybody.

[@imag3reader]

32:05 pretty sure you got 'uhummed' by an annoyed intern there James! 🙃 Great video btw! Greets from europe!

[@jameskalmroughcut]

As long as they don't kick me out, I'm not going to complain...JK

[@imag3reader]

​@@jameskalmroughcut The arrogance if they would demand that! I learned more from you than my entire school carriere. Ur my go to USA NYC art moderator. Thank u & thank you Kate!