Sunday, April 5, 2015

Nancy Haynes at George Lawson

Four paintings by Nancy Haynes. The paintings slowly reveal quite vibrant layers of color.

The central body of the paintings are smoothly feathered out to the sides. The top and bottom edges on the front of the canvases reveal layers of paint with both subtle and abrupt shifts in value. This peeling back from the edges is not dissimilar to the way Brice Marden treated the edges of his oil and wax canvases in the mid-1960's.

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Nancy Haynes at George Lawson.
Photo: George Lawson Gallery.


Retreat, 2012.
Oil on linen.
18" x 21.5"
Photo: George Lawson Gallery.

Implications of the Unsaid, 2014-2015.
Oil on linen.
21.5" x 26"
Photo: George Lawson Gallery.

Subtraction, 2014.
Oil on linen.
21.5" x 26"
Photo: George Lawson Gallery.

Yesterday, 2013-2014.
Oil on linen.
18" x 21.5"
Photo: George Lawson Gallery.


Top edge detail of Yesterday.

Bottom edge detail of Yesterday.

Brice Marden, Return I, 1964-1965.