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An example of work by Louise P. Sloane
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
| The following, submitted August 2005, is from the artist.
Born in Queens, New York, Louise P. Sloane, who received a BA degree from the School of Visual Arts in 1974, has resided in New York State for her entire life. She is a painter in minimalist style who creates highly textural surfaces from abstractions of written communications.
Her paintings utilized mixed media to create her surface and color. Included in her mediums are the following: Molding Paste, Polymer Gels and Mediums, Hi Pigment Loaded Acrylic Paint, Pure PIgment Powders, Sand, Grains, Latex House Paints, and Bees wax.
"...Sloane's art is that of the hand for the eye, and though not incidentally, the story is still an added value, intertwined with the materiality of her paintings, another interpretation of the current reconciliation between abstraction and representation, between modernism's pure object and postmodernist narrative..."
-Lilly Wei, from "Tactile Expressions," 2004.
ARTIST STATEMENT: "The reductive sensibility of minimalism has provided my initial impulse for aesthetic exploration. My focuses upon geometric forms, grids, repetitive patterns, actual writing and solid panes of layered color. My goal has been to create objects with presence: Paintings that can be seen at their basic physical appearance and appreciated at face value" Louise P. Sloane
PERMANENT MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
Loretto, Pennsylvania
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Richmond, Virginia
(Sidney Lewis Collection)
Jane Voorhees Zimmerlie Art Museum
Rutgers University
New Brunswick, New Jersey
Yeshiva University Museum
New York City,
New York
LITERATURE:
2004 Louise P. Sloane "Tactile Expressions" 24 pg, 15 color plate, exhibition catalog.
Essays by Lily Wei and Rogene Cuerden. Savannah College of Art and Design.
2004 The Chronicle, "Sloane Ranger, Artist Squares Off" by, Hannah Pittard, front page, pp. 5, 3 color reproductions, 4/2/04.
2004 The Great Neck Record, Artscene on Long Island with Shirley Romaine, pp.62, 3/25/04.The Great Neck Record,"Louise P. Sloane Exhibit" by Carol Frank 4/1/04 pg 4.
2003 The New York Times, Art Reviews,3/03 , Remembrances of Past and Present. "Surface & Structure" by Helen Harrison.
2003 The Great Neck Record"Beyond the Surface: An Artist's Journey" pgs. 3,15 by Carol Frank, photo: Laura Auerbach.
2003 The Boulevard., "Surface & Structure" pg. 25, by Angela Anton
2003 Newsletter, The Bryant Library, pg. 6 Art League of Long Island presents Surface & Structure, Paintings by Louise P. Sloane
2001 Poughkeepsie Journal "Art Breaks Mold" New Directions '01 by, Nicole Edwards
2001 The Star Ledger "A slew of blues, from a musical point of view" Jazz spirit colors theme of City Without Walls exhibit. Pg. 42, by Dan Bischoff.
2001 Great Neck Record 3/8 "Kings Point Artist curates All Blues"
2000 Traveler Watchman 12/7 "Artists Explore Texture" by Carolyn Lee pp 1A, 21A photos: Kristina Fetkovich
1999 Great Neck Record 7/29, Louise P. Sloane at Elaine Benson Gallery, NY Newsday 7/27 Culture Vulture" Dishing it out for Charity" by Robt. Strauss, Dan' Papers 7/30, The Retreat by Patti Courville, 8/6 by Barry Gordin.
The New York Times,8/8 Cues From Materials, Size and Experience by Phyllis Braff. Dan's Papers 8/13"Art Commentary" by Marion Weiss, 1998 New York Times "Metro Show" 12/20 by William Zimmer, The Star Ledger Metro Show Salutes Small Wonders, by Dan Bischoff, Providence Journal 10/2 by Bill Van Siclen,The Providence Journal Bulletin 9/29/98. The Star Ledger, Artists Display Their Dark Side, by Dan Bischoff
SPECIAL AWARDS
2004 New York Foundation for the arts S.O.S. grant
2005 New York Foundation for the arts S.O.S. grant
Solo Exhibitions:
2005: "Narrative Abstractions"
Saint Peter's Church, NYC NY
2003: "Surface & Structure" Paintings 1983-2003
Bryant Library, Roslyn, New York
Two Person Shows:
GROUP MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
2003: Coral Springs Museum of Art, Coral Springs, Florida
2002: Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick, New Jersey
2002: Cornell Museum of Art and History
Delray Beach, Florida
2002: Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art Loretto, Pennsylvania
2001: Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, NJ
2001: Palmer Museum, Springfield, NJ
1999: Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, NJ
1999: Palmer Museum, Springfield, NJ
1998: Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art
Loretto, Pennsylvania
1997-1998: Albright Knox Museum - Members Gallery
Buffalo, New York
MEMBER
National Association of Women Artists
City Without Walls
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