A painter who lived both in America and Europe, Janice Biala was considered a representational artist, but she was closely associated with abstract painters and incorporated elements of that style into her work. Her canvases have broad bands of luminous color and focus on the effects of light.
In the 1950s, she was active in the New York art scene and participated in the Abstract-Expressionist discussion group at Studio 35. However, most of her career she lived in Europe, especiall (showing 500 of 1051 characters). |
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