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Painter Rosie Ranauro is alive to the bodyâs grief and joy By Cate McQuaid Globe Correspondent,Updated March 11, 2021, 12:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Interdisciplinary artist Rosie Ranauro wrapped herself with one of her paintings while posing for a portrait at her studio in Jamaica Plain.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff Last week, painter Rosie Ranauro got out of the hospital after a 13-day stay. Sheâs been there before. âIâve been sick since I was a little kid,â she said over Zoom from her Jamaica Plain studio. She suffered a ruptured appendix, persistent strep, and tonsillitis as a child, and as an adult, chronic pain, fatigue, and fibromyalgia. In 2015, she was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease that causes inflammation of her optic nerve. This time, it attacked her left eye. Steroids bring the swelling down, and her sight slowly returns.
Brush Fire (2020). Courtesy of Kohn Gallery. Los Angeles-based, Dallas-born artist Kate Barbee creates expressive, wildly colorful large-scale paintings filled with tumbling human figures amid domestic settings. To make her works, Barbee often starts out drawing onto the canvas on her studio floor. The works end with Barbee sometimes sewing patches of fabric or discarded canvases onto the new works. Barbee’s latest works, “Feral Floral,” are currently on view with Kohn Gallery and were made entirely during the pandemic. Here, the tangles of her figures’ forms are interspersed with houseplants, ceramics, and the various nicknacks of a home. At times, the works capture the energy of the German Expressionist, other times the dreaminess of Marc Chagall’s atmospheric scenes, but are filled with a very contemporary sense of longing.