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Loie Hollowell has been painting sex and pregnancy for the past decade. Over that time, her artistic approach to these subjects has transformed in ways that rely on her own felt experience of embodiment, and two exhibitions now on view, one at Pace Gallery and one at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, Connecticut, provide ample evidence of this fact.
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I visited artist Loie Hollowell at her bright Queens studio on a bristlingly cold February day. We were meeting to discuss her ten-year survey at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield, CT, and her solo exhibition of works on paper at Pace Gallery in Chelsea.
New and notable role changes in the art world include appointments at Pace, Southern Guild and the Met.
This month, just before Art Basel Hong Kong begins, an array of artworks — some towering, some glowing, another harking back to old Hong Kong