Aspects of Abstraction: Group exhibition at Lisson Gallery features the work of American painters
(Artdaily.org)

Lisson Gallery is presenting Aspects of Abstraction, a group exhibition which features the work of American painters Marina Adams, Paul Feeley, Joanna Pousette-Dart and Leon Polk Smith. On view are selections of paintings and drawings by the artists, each highlighting their innovative use of color and composition. While Adams and Feeley share an affinity for ancient architecture and appreciation of the pattern and hue in ceramic tile in the ornate Moorish style, and Pousette-Dart and Polk Smith take inspiration first in the curved forms—mountains, plateaus, canyons and basins—evocative of the Southwestern United States, all four artists prioritize light and hue in their work, articulating their interest in shape and rhythm through bold abstract form. In her paintings, Marina Adams creates a push and pull between color and form. While entirely abstract in their