Art thoughts

Cheyney Thompson

Chronochrome Set 11, 2011, oil on canvas, 276.9 x 190.5 cm and 73.7 x 190.5 cm.

Cheyney Thompson, Andrew Maerkleon interview 'Allegory of the body and the name' on Art It

Wolfgang Ellenrieder

Installation view, Josef Filipp Gallery, 2014

Wolfgang Ellenrieder website

Juan Uslé

I Dreamt that You Revealed XI (Congo), 2013, Vinyl, dispersion, and pigment on canvas, 274.5 x 203 cm.

Juan Uslé
The mechanical repetition of the brushstrokes in the I Dreamt that You Revealed series clearly evinces a systematic, process-oriented approach. The brushstroke, moreover, is a visible trace of the body and its physical activity. At the same time, the effect of these works is highly meditative, as though they were oblong mandalas. excerpt Guggenheim Bilbao.

Nicola Ukic

Untitled (Expanded Fields), 2013
Elastic Polyurethane, Pigment, Uv Print Transfer On Canvas, 49 x 39 x 2.5 cm

Nicola Ukic website

Wyatt Kahn

Boxed, 2013. Canvas on canvas on panel, 49″ x 40″.

Wyatt Kahn website

Lorri Ott

Punch, 2009. Resin, pigments, tape, h 25" x w 30.5" x d 7.5"

Lorri Ott website

Dark (More than Black)

Installation shots courtesy of Emma Langridge for Dark (More than Black)

Dark (More than Black) at Stephen McLaughlan Gallery until July 5.

Magda Cebokli, Andrew Christofides, Tracey Coutts, Ross Harrison, Christopher Heathcote, Kendal Heyes,
PJ Hickman, Emma Langridge, Lis McDonald, Julia Ritson, Wilma Tabacco, Stephen Wickham.

Scott Hove

Trophy, mixed media sculpture, from the Cakeland Series

Scott Hove website

Anthony Lyttle

Accumulation series (Drawing), White Spot, 2012, 295 x 289 cm.

Anthony Lyttle website

Michael Cusack

Roth, 2014, mixed media on canvas, 210 x 200 cm.

Michael Cusack at Karen Woodbury Gallery until 24 July

Michael Cusack website

Colin McCahon

The Lark's Song, 1969, acrylic on two wooden doors, 162.6 x 198 cm.

Colin McCahon online catalogue

Emma Langridge

Drawback II, 2014, enamel / acrylic on wood, 76 x 101cm.

From 'Signal to Noise' at Anna Pappas Gallery until July 12.
Emma Langridge website

Theresa Himmer

Theresa Himmer is a Danish/Czech artist who uses thousands of sequins to create shiny, nature inspired installations on buildings.

Theresa Himmer website