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Amoako Boafo, Joy Adenike, 2019, oil on canvas, 82.75 × 67 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, Chicago.

Amoako Boafo, Joy Adenike, 2019, oil on canvas, 82.75 × 67 inches. Courtesy of the artist and Mariane Ibrahim Gallery, Chicago.

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“Sometimes when I walk into a gallery and I see someones work, I think to myself, Gee, I wish I had done that. When I have that reaction to something I make, then I think I should stay with it, and go with it. Its not like I have that reaction a lot. Very, very few times do I ever have that reaction. — #RichardPrince @christiesinc @gagosian

Flora Yukhnovich “Ill Have What Shes Having” 😍 #FloraYukhnovich #ArtofChoice

“Known for paintings and drawings that explore the bodily landscape, #LoieHollowell’s practice exists in the liminal space between abstraction and figuration, otherworldly and corporeal. Originating in autobiography, her work explores themes of sexuality, pregnancy and birth.” — @pacegallery #ArtofChoice

⚡️💕 Amy Sherald ⚡️💕 #ArtofChoice #AmySherald

Thrilled to have placed this incredible painting by Anastasia Bay with my client @newartdealers @sorrysorry_were_closed @galeriederouillon #AnastasiaBay #Miami #NADA #ArtBasel #ArtofChoice

Dolly Parton, 1984 by #AndyWarhol showing with @gagosian at @artbasel 🤍 #ArtofChoice #DollyParton #Gagosian #Miami #ArtBasel

This work represents #RashidJohnson’s recurring interest in currents of anxiety and escapism created by the political and social turmoil felt across the United States and around the globe ⚡️ #ArtofChoice #WishList @rashidjohnson @moussemagazine

#StanleyWhitney has been exploring the formal possibilities of colour within ever-shifting grids of multi-hued blocks and all-over fields of gestural marks and passages, since the mid-1970s. His current motif, honed over many years, is the stacked composition of numerous saturated colour fields, delineated by between three to five horizontal bands running the length of a square-formatted canvas. The cumulative effect of Whitney’s multicoloured palette is not only one of masterly pictorial balance and a sense of continuum with other works in this ongoing series, but also that of fizzing, formal sensations caused by internal conflicts and resolutions within each painting. Taking his cues from early Minimalism, Color Field painters, jazz music and his favourite historical artists – Titian, Velázquez and Cézanne among them – Whitney is as much an exponent of the process-based, spatially-gridded square in art as Josef Albers, Sol LeWitt, Agnes Martin and Carl Andre. @lisson_gallery #ArtofChoice

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