In her most recent work, Gail Gregg explores geometric abstraction through a variety of found supports and collaged elements. In her reworking of such homely, everyday objects as a chicken crate lid, cardboard packing forms, wine box dividers and plastic packaging, she transforms the mundane into paintings of off-beat beauty. They speak to the possibility of transformation, humor, and the quantity of trash generated in 21st Century America. Finally, they remind us not to take even the simplest things for granted.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
January 29-May 2, 2010, The Album Series, Beach Museum of Art, KSU, Manhattan, KS
Links:
Geoform Interview
Please read my interview with painter and Geoform co-editor Julie Karabenick
American Abstract Artists
A democratic, artist-run organization, which exists to expand ideas and promote the exposure and understanding of abstract and non-objective art.
Geoform
An online resource focusing on geometric form in contemporary abstract art.