in Frieze New York , News | 18 MAY 22

Painting From $10K to $1M on Frieze Viewing Room

Discover paintings across price points on the Frieze New York 2022 edition, from Rebecca Sharp to Lee Kang-So and Alice Neel

in Frieze New York , News | 18 MAY 22

Rebecca Sharp 

Basics and my electric field, 2022

Oil on canvas

$7,000 


Presented by Sé, Booth FR7

Rebecca Sharp Basics and my electric field, 2022. Surrealist painting of architectural and biomorphic forms.
Rebecca Sharp, Basics and my electric field, 2022, oil on canvas, 25 x 25 x 3cm, Courtesy of sé galeria, photo by Sara Way

Rebecca Sharp’s poetic oil paintings speculate on landscapes — in part topographical, in part psychological. Using meditation, Sharp creates surreal images from the unconscious which seem enveloped in an aura of mystery and fantasy. 



Lewis Miller

n creases, in time, in folds, 2021

Oil on canvas

$14,000 


Presented by The Modern Institute, D5

Lewis Miller n creases, in time, in folds, 2021. Painting of a man clutching fabric.
Lewis Miller, n creases, in time, in folds, 2021, oil on canvas,

240 x 92 cm, Courtesy of the Artist and The Modern Institute/ Toby Webster Ltd., Glasgow Copyright The Artist 

This work by Lewis Miller was created for his exhibition ‘Curtains’ at Aird’s Lane Bricks Space, Glasgow, in which he is showing a body of paintings that interact with the distinctive architecture of the gallery. Resembling film stills, a paused moment suggests possibilities of what happened before this frame and what is to come in the next one.



Secundino Hernández


Untitled, 2022

Acrylic on linen

$50-100k 

Presented by Victoria Miro
, A5

Secundino Hernández, Untitled, 2022. Colourful, abstract painting with gestural marks on a sparse ground.
Secundino Hernández, Untitled, 2022, acrylic on linen, 116 cm x 199 cm, Courtesy the Artist and Victoria Miro

Secundino Hernández's varied and energetic painting practice resists easy characterisation. In his works, you might recognise a physicality of mark-making that recalls Action Painting, the figuration of cartoons, or passages evoking other painterly precedents. Often his paintings feature intricately structured compositions that mix strong linear elements and rich bursts of colour.



Kang-So Lee

Emptiness-11154, 2011 

Acrylic on Canvas

$100-250k 

Presented by Gallery Hyundai
, B6


 

Kang-So Lee, Emptiness, 2011. Abstract painting of black gestural marks on light ground.
Kang-So Lee, Emptiness-11154, 2011, acrylic on canvas, 130.3 x 194 cm, Courtesy of the artist and Gallery Hyundai 

Lee Kang-So (b. 1942) is an indelible presence in the history of Korean contemporary art. Lee’s recent paintings are composed of concise yet graceful brushstrokes, evoking traditional East Asian philosophical ruminations on the canvas. In his paintings, ‘emptiness’ acts as a compositional element in dialogue with the lyrical mark-making. 

 

Alice Neel

Irma Seitz, 1963

Oil on canvas

$ 1,100,000 

Presented by Xavier Hufkens
, A7

Alice Neel, Irma Seitz, 1963. Portrait of an elegant woman sat on a chair smoking.
Alice Neel, Irma Seitz, 1963, oil on canvas, 111.8 x 81.3 cm, Photo-credit: HV-studio, Courtesy of the Artist and Xavier Hufkens, Brussels

This portrait by Alice Neel (b. 1900, Pennsylvania; d. 1984, New York) depicts Irma Seitz, an artist and philanthropist. Seitz adopts a confident pose for the artist, Neel pays great attention to the sitter’s sophisticated attire and jewellery.

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Secundino Hernández, Untitled (detail), 2022, acrylic on linen, 116 x 199 cm, Courtesy the Artist and Victoria Miro

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