Francis Picabia
Yves Tanguy
Alfred Leslie
Cy Twombly
Jo Baer
Ross Bleckner
Amy Sillman
Randy Wray
Kagan Martos Gallery is pleased to announce a group exhibition titled
"Painting Generation."
Gallery hours are Tuesday to Saturday 11 AM - 6 PM.
"Painting Generation" will include the work of the following artists:
Francis Picabia, Yves Tanguy, Alfred Leslie, Cy Twombly, Jo Baer, Ross
Bleckner, Amy Sillman and Randy Wray. The works trace a visual lineage
of abstraction from 1920 to the year 2000 highlighting one seminal
artist from each generation. The Picabia from 1920 is an unusual
abstract work done on the reverse side of a Paris gallery invitation.
Tanguy's untitled gouache from 1946 presents a beautiful anthropomorphic
composition. In sharp contrast, an Alfred Leslie painting from 1951
shows how Abstract Expressionism affected surface and texture.The
untitle work from 1962 by Cy Twombly is a virtuosic example of
Twombly's automatic drawing with red crayon and pencil. Jo Baer's works
from the late 1970s provide a unique voice of Minimalist artists working
on canvas. The early Bleckner from 1981 is a large stripe painting with
Bleckner's signature optical effects and atmosphere. From the
mid-1990s, Amy Sillman combines fields of vibrant color with elements of
abstract illustration. Currently, Randy Wray is one of the new voices
making intricately detailed paintings which move between a macro and
micro visual landscape.
For further information, please contact Alona Kagan at Tel (212)
343-4293 Fax (212) 343-4292 or email
Kagan Martos Gallery
515 Broadway Ste. 5BF
New York N.Y 10012
Tel. (212) 343-4293
Fax. (212) 343-4292