
The Spaces In Between
Ruri Yi and Don Voisine
Pazo Fine Arts
21 May – 7 July 2022

My good friend and fabulous artist/painter Paul Corio @paul.corio has curated an excellent exhibition at Pazo Fine Arts.
“When considering the works of Ruri Yi and Don Voisine, certain affinities announce themselves immediately: most prominently,the highly distilled, geometric figures which both artists use to such good effect, and, second to this, the dramatic and dominant use of black. Taken together, both of these things call to mind an entire lineage of 20th century modernism and minimalism; Malevich, Reinhardt, Frederick Hammersly, Tony Smith, Serra’s works on paper, and Ellsworth Kelly are all artists that either episodically or programmatically used simple and bold black forms because of their particular combination of force and seductiveness.” https://www.pazofineart.com/exhibitions/16-the-spaces-in-between-don-voisine-ruri-yi/

The digital catalog of the exhibition has a marvelous essay written by Paul, and it’s worth your time to have a look at the works in the exhibition and enjoy a thoughtful read! https://issuu.com/pazofineart/docs/2022.05.14.ruri.yi.8×10.final.issuu

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