Denise Green's Photographic and Drawing Synthesis at Sundaram Tagore Gallery

Denise Green's exhibition at Sundaram Tagore Gallery represents a significant formal shift in her practice, integrating photography and drawing within single works for the first time. The New York-based Australian painter, whose career spans decades exploring memory and representation, presents this development as a natural progression rather than an abrupt change. Her involvement with the influential 1970s journal Semiotext(e) and participation in the Whitney Museum's 1979 New Image Painting exhibition provide important context for understanding her trajectory. Green's work has evolved through highly subjective, often symbolist approaches, avoiding dry reductivism in her latest explorations of different supports. Abstract drawn elements transition seamlessly into diffused photographic representations with poetic logic and elegance. The exhibition, titled "Denise Green: Paintings, Drawings, Photographs," remains on view through February 21, 2015, at 547 West 27th Street in New York City. This presentation was selected as an ARTCRITICAL PICK during the week of February 15, 2015, recognizing its significance within contemporary art discourse. The gallery can be contacted at 212-677-4520 for additional information about the show.