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Article: Jim Isermann at Sue Spaid Fine Art and Richard Telles Fine Art. (Los Angeles, California)(Review of Exhibitions)
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- Art in America
- Article date:
- October 1, 1994
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With the revival of interest in Pattern & Decoration, Jim Isermann's paintings, wall hangings, stained glass and furniture assemblages have emerged as a crucial link between 1970s P & D and the new generation of funky formalists. The populist streak in Isermann's work - his use of craft-inspired mediums like quilted fabric and his references to |60s suburban design - has often overshadowed his formal achievement, a dazzling amalgamation of hard-edged geometric abstraction, Pop and Op art. This complexity was everywhere evident in Sue Spaid's small but succinct survey of Isermann's 1980s works.
An untitled 1985 painting of three overlaid daisies in clashing ...
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Article: WRITER/CURATOR TO DELIVER LECTURE
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...Alfred University issued the following news release: Sue Spaid, an art writer and curator, will speak at 4:30 pm Tuesday ... and university galleries. Between 1990-1995, she steered Sue Spaid Fine Art, a scrappy, Los Angeles gallery that launched dozens ...
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