I've been working on these watercolors -- Inspired by Bauhaus fabric design, I have created hand painted designs that echo these shapes in natural, ephemeral colors. They are hand painted in ink, watercolor and gouache.
Check them out here: Ephemeral Triangles
And prints as well as a great variety of products are available with the various designs at Society6 here: www.society6.com/julikalackner
#22-1949, 1959; Oil on Masonite and Untitled, 1966, Oil on Canvas
#15-1958, 1958, Oil on Canvas
http://www.lacma.org/art/exhibition/john-mclaughlin-paintings-total-abstraction
Thanks to everyone who came to the opening! The show is up until Feb. 26
Julika Lackner and her painting "Spectral Phase VI", 2013, Acrylic and Silver Leaf on Canvas, 48"x36"
http://www.sullivangoss.com/Exhibits/objectsofimpossibility.asp
April 17, 2016–September 11, 2016
This is an Inspirational exhibition. Claire Falkenstein was a California artist who worked in many mediums, but I especially enjoyed seeing her paintings. The influence of the lanscape on nature on her work was so nice to see, especially in the painting of Yosemite. I also work closely from and with nature and it's always lovely to see how another artist does something along the same lines, yet different. Also her use of silver and other metallic paints, how they move and shimmer in the light, were great to see.
Claire Falkenstein, Yosemite, or Colorspace #3, 1941, Oil on Canvas
Claire Falkenstein, Moving Points in Silver, 1970, Acrylic on Canvas
This is a show not to be missed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. April 24-September 11, 2016.
Agnes Martin Installation at LACMA