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Kate MacGarry is pleased to present Aimée Parrott (b. 1987) as part of CONDO London 2026, shown alongside paintings by Deborah Hanson Murphy (b. 1931; d. 2018) from Chris Sharp Gallery, Los Angeles. Bringing distinct and contrasting approaches to painting, their works are variously rooted in material experimentation, attentiveness, and a shared interest in evoking the natural world on an elemental level.
DEBORAH HANSON MURPHY began a series of paintings which she called Variations in 1974, which she continued until her death in 2018. In these paintings, lean and airy compositions revolve around a seemingly stable lexicon of elements such as shells and leaves. These are articulated along an implied horizon in empty monochromatic fields of sienna, gray, light mauve or beige. While the structure remains consistent throughout her work, the paintings become increasingly rarified, reductive and abstracted as she progresses. Murphy’s approach to painting was methodical and obsessive; she…
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Kate MacGarry is pleased to present Aimée Parrott (b. 1987) as part of CONDO London 2026, shown alongside paintings by Deborah Hanson Murphy (b. 1931; d. 2018) from Chris Sharp Gallery, Los Angeles. Bringing distinct and contrasting approaches to painting, their works are variously rooted in material experimentation, attentiveness, and a shared interest in evoking the natural world on an elemental level.
DEBORAH HANSON MURPHY began a series of paintings which she called Variations in 1974, which she continued until her death in 2018. In these paintings, lean and airy compositions revolve around a seemingly stable lexicon of elements such as shells and leaves. These are articulated along an implied horizon in empty monochromatic fields of sienna, gray, light mauve or beige. While the structure remains consistent throughout her work, the paintings become increasingly rarified, reductive and abstracted as she progresses. Murphy’s approach to painting was methodical and obsessive; she…
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