some really interesting paintings that riff on the moiré patterns that develop accidentally in digital processes. like her past work, the color palette is quirky and really sophisticated. she’s still experimenting with pattern. … Read More
this dialogue and the photos from julie’s studio came out of the lead-up to her solo exhibition in our new york gallery space… todd hosfelt: language is really important in your work. you’ve… Read More
an ottoman by christopher kurtz, made of reclaimed first-growth redwood. i love the mass. the weight and bulk made elegant by the hover off the ground. the historical reference to tufted upholstry. the… Read More
this e-mail dialogue with luka fineisen took place over many weeks as we prepared for her solo exhibition in our new york gallery. i’ve spared you the construction and shipping logistics… TH: … Read More
something like a long-distance, digital studio visit… Todd Hosfelt: the process in which you work is related to print making, but seems to me to be unique in painting, would you explain it?… Read More
criss-crossed thread is stretched over box-like forms. accumulating, the colored lines create glowing fields. complex color fields shimmer and shift as ambient light changes. they refer to looms and weaving, stringed musical… Read More
lordy rodriguez makes drawings – ink on paper. they’re based on map making. but are more about lordy’s interpretation of the world than they are about real places. his workspace: sketches tacked… Read More
is another of the artists from düsseldorf whose work i’m really excited about showing this autumn. “sagarmatha” 2010 oil on linen 79×55 inches detail: a few years ago, at madrid’s enormous art fair,… Read More
in düsseldorf working on his upcoming show and the catalog we’re publishing to go with it. driss is algerian of berber descent who immigrated to europe to study with michael buthe at the… Read More
i’m going out on a limb and asserting that the kunstakademie in düsseldorf (founded 1762) is the most influential training ground for artists in the world. the list of artists associated with the… Read More
we’re taking to PULSE in new york, that i showed you in process, now completed:
is an enormous space with floor-to-ceiling windows in an industrial part of town. a wall of the small ink on paper paintings that stefan has recently been working on, and one of them… Read More
sculptures in susanne schmidt’s studio – are not, in fact, blown glass, but recycled plastic…
first, with driss ouadahi, who’ll have a solo show in the new york gallery next fall. driss, with a painting at an early stage: a new development — there’s some really beautiful charcoal… Read More
in a beautifully-lit, former 3(maybe 4?) car garage, is in rural lake county, california. here’s an image of russell’s last show at my gallery, consisting of astronomical drawings (both flat and 3-d) like… Read More
by crystal liu. one of the things i love about my work is seeing artistic process. this is an image from an idea crystal liu is exploring… Subscribe to toddhosfelt’s Weblog by Email
that led to a conversation about the human need to create… i remembered when i was a kid, maybe 10, seeing a documentary on poverty in america. a woman featured in it… Read More
celene and i took the train up to visit liliana porter’s studio yesterday. liliana will have a show in our new york gallery opening the 30th of october. so far, all we’d… Read More
