Loie Hollowell: Space Between
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Author: Hollowell, Loie
The biomorphic forms of Loie Hollowell’s radiant works evoke bellies, breasts, vulva and buttocks, and abstract the physical and emotional transformations of the body throughout time as a way of appraising issues from sexual freedom to feminism, reproductive rights and motherhood. This fully illustrated monograph looks at her work from the last ten years, presenting a visual vocabulary that bridges abstraction with figuration, autobiography with art history and biology with emotion. Hollowell is perhaps most known for her radiant oil paintings, which employ a visual lexicon of geometric forms and symbolic shapes, rendered in luminescent colours and seductive textures. "Space Between: A Survey of Ten Years" invites readers to immerse themselves in the luminous world of Hollowell’s visionary creation. Fully illustrated and accompanied by a new essay by Aldrich Chief Curator Amy Smith-Stewart.
ISBN 9781941366721. Gregory R. Miller & Co./The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. hb. 96 pages. 70 colour, b/w ills. 27.9 x 21.6 cm.
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The biomorphic forms of Loie Hollowell’s radiant works evoke bellies, breasts, vulva and buttocks, and abstract the physical and emotional transformations of the body throughout time as a way of appraising issues from sexual freedom to feminism, reproductive rights and motherhood. This fully illustrated monograph looks at her work from the last ten years, presenting a visual vocabulary that bridges abstraction with figuration, autobiography with art history and biology with emotion. Hollowell is perhaps most known for her radiant oil paintings, which employ a visual lexicon of geometric forms and symbolic shapes, rendered in luminescent colours and seductive textures. "Space Between: A Survey of Ten Years" invites readers to immerse themselves in the luminous world of Hollowell’s visionary creation. Fully illustrated and accompanied by a new essay by Aldrich Chief Curator Amy Smith-Stewart.
ISBN 9781941366721. Gregory R. Miller & Co./The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. hb. 96 pages. 70 colour, b/w ills. 27.9 x 21.6 cm.
available