Bomb Magazine is writing about the NY art fairs on Facebook, and is excited about Schulnik's work, so I had to have a look-see.
Love that sculptural Auerbach thickness. Beautiful, disturbing images.
Allison Schulnik
Bomb Magazine is writing about the NY art fairs on Facebook, and is excited about Schulnik's work, so I had to have a look-see.
Love that sculptural Auerbach thickness. Beautiful, disturbing images.
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stunning in alot of ways
OH golly. That monkey is so striking. LOVE it.
I agree with disturbing. ;-)
Kim Dorland has a similarly excretory manner of painting that is more pleasing aesthetically, but I like Schulnik's creepy quotient. For uberthick paint-on-paint technique check out the Leon Kossoff show at Mitchell Innes and Nash
I like the way Schulnik really exploits the paint, makes the thickness describe the form - both Dorland and Kossoff are also drawing/outlining in a way that flattens them for me. Schulnick goes all the way there, doesn't straddle two worlds.
p.s. the above is a good example of why I rarely talk about art. I'm just going to trust you know what I'm trying to say.
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