EDGE

EDGE

4735 McPherson Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63108, USA Friday, February 10, 2017–Saturday, March 11, 2017 Opening Reception: Friday, February 10, 2017, 5 p.m.–8 p.m.

floraflash domus 1 by mary judge

Mary Judge

Floraflash Domus 1

Price on Request

neva-ket by mary judge

Mary Judge

Neva-Ket

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The Philip Slein Gallery is pleased to present Edge, an exhibition of hard-edge paintings by some of the more interesting practitioners in the field today.

The commonality of the work in Edge is that the paintings all utilize line as an element in their construction. Often the line is straight and the format linear as in the work of Ann Pibal, Cary Smith, Li Trincere, and especially in the constructions of Rachel Hellmann. With others, shapes are defined by lines, as in the work of Marilyn Lerner, Eric Brown, and Jan van der Ploeg. Or the line becomes part of a pattern, a complex system as in the work of Douglas Melini, very direct as in the work of Mary Judge, or pared down and reduced as in the work of Kate Shepherd. Or the line creates an edge that almost disappears yet still defines the painting, as in the work of Lisa Beck.