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ALIQUA NATURA SPECIALIS
by
Jaevonn Harris
Matisse Pot 1, Jonas Wood, 2014, MoMA: Drawings and Prints
Gift of Michael Ovitz Size: 17 × 20" (43.2 × 50.8 cm) Medium: Gouache and colored pencil on paper
http://www.moma.org/collection/works/199257
// Jonas Wood, Inglewood Listing, 2019. Jonas Wood (@jonasbrwood) is a true contemporary master. I love the way he composes his images and breaks them up into different planes, using multiple viewpoints to create work that is both visually challenging and just plain fun to look at. He’s so good at layering patterns and making extremely complex images that simultaneously manage to have a refreshing simplicity. Wood has a great eye for details and interiors that I really admire and try to emulate in my own work. Beautiful Bizarre Guest Curator: Kristen Lui-Wong (@kliuwong) ... posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CIy_JbUlUmm/
Jonas Wood, Every Morning This is What I See 2, 2008, Gouache and colored pencil on paper, 49 x 35 inches
Reproduces Seated Bather (1930) by Pablo Picasso and one of Josef Albers' Homage to the Square paintings
Jonas Wood (American, born 1977), Ovitz’s Library, 2013, oil and acrylic on canvas
The Joy of Creation ⏪(series of 5 photos) ⏪ . Last week I saw a beautiful duo exhibition at the Voorlinden Museum near The Hague. Shio Kusaka's ceramic art is a wonderful match to the paintings of her partner in life, Jonas Wood. Her vases and pottery appear in his paintings, just like his organic patterns appear on the surfaces of her work. To me their work is a sheer celebration of life, beauty and colour in a similar way as Henri Matisse's art always manages to put a smile on my face. . I strongly recommend to visit this irresistable exhibition at the museum in Wassenaar, just outside of The Hague in the Netherlands. (Until January 7, 2018). . Great thanks to @museumvoorlinden for the warm welcome and to Jann @senns_less for organising the instameet at this location. #instameet #emptyvoorlinden #shiokusaka #jonaswood #shiokusakajonaswood . . #art #saatchiart #art🎨 #artjournal #artist #artwork #art🌎 #artsy #artgram #artoftheday #arteemfoco #artlovers #museum #museums #exhibition #artwatchers #artwatchersunited #contemporaryart (bij Museum Voorlinden)
"UNPACKING: The Marciano Collection" at the Marciano Art Foundation Los Angeles, closes this Saturday, September 16. You can't miss it! "Unpacking: The Marciano Collection" is the debut presentation of the collection’s holdings organized by Philipp Kaiser. The title and theme of the show are derived from Walter Benjamin’s essay “Unpacking My Library,” in which he discusses the chaotic potentiality inherent in unpacking and recontextualizing one’s collection. Work by Mark Grotjahn, Thomas Houseago, Alex Israel, Takashi Murakami, Albert Oehlen, Sterling Ruby, Cindy Sherman, Franz West, Jonas Wood, and Christopher Wool is included.http://fal.cn/tL4s