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In Paul Pagk’s paintings, the aim has never been to produce the sensation of a concept of a natural object. We must stand in front of his paintings, see what there is to see, and accept the invitation to explore the visual sensation in the substance of the painting. Nothing could be less abstract.
—Mériam Korichi
And color is what a painter lives by, so it is the most important thing.
—Kazimir Malevich
Miguel Abreu Gallery is pleased to announce the opening, on Friday, January 16, of Paul Pagk’s Inscriptions in a Shade of Color, the artist’s third one-person exhibition at the gallery.
Comprised of a non-hierarchical mélange of 12 recent paintings and 30 works on paper, the exhibition explores the intimate and dynamic relationship between the artist’s slow and majestic painting practice and the speed and immediacy with which he produces his vast output of works on paper.
In Pagk’s large-scale paintings, within essentially monochrome and variously treated surfaces of color, appear incisions…
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Press Release
In Paul Pagk’s paintings, the aim has never been to produce the sensation of a concept of a natural object. We must stand in front of his paintings, see what there is to see, and accept the invitation to explore the visual sensation in the substance of the painting. Nothing could be less abstract.
—Mériam Korichi
And color is what a painter lives by, so it is the most important thing.
—Kazimir Malevich
Miguel Abreu Gallery is pleased to announce the opening, on Friday, January 16, of Paul Pagk’s Inscriptions in a Shade of Color, the artist’s third one-person exhibition at the gallery.
Comprised of a non-hierarchical mélange of 12 recent paintings and 30 works on paper, the exhibition explores the intimate and dynamic relationship between the artist’s slow and majestic painting practice and the speed and immediacy with which he produces his vast output of works on paper.
In Pagk’s large-scale paintings, within essentially monochrome and variously treated surfaces of color, appear incisions…















































































































































































