KIM UCHIYAMA
Color acts as light in Kim Uchiyama’s paintings to construct a visceral sense of place, characterized by simple relationships of form such as those found in ancient classical orders. Recent solo exhibitions include The Lobby Gallery at 499 Park Avenue, Pamela Salisbury Gallery, Hudson, New York, and Spazio Contemporaneo Agora’, Palermo, IT. Her work has been reviewed in The New York Times, ARTnews, The Brooklyn Rail, The New Criterion, The Hudson Review, The Hopkins Review, Artcritical.com, Two Coats of Paint and Hyperallergic Magazine. Uchiyama is a New York Foundation for the Arts recipient, two-time MacDowell fellow and a member of American Abstract Artists.
