Eve Aschheim's Paintings Explore Line and Form at Lori Bookstein Fine Art Through April 19

At Lori Bookstein Fine Art, Eve Aschheim presents an exhibition showcasing canvases that evoke motion and presence through intricately reworked, lustrous layers. The lines within the pieces radiate, scatter, or fragment, reflecting the artist's meticulous attention to their arrangement and interaction with forms. Viewers experience a buildup of associations, as the dispersed lines suggest openness and exploration, while paired shapes engage in dialogue. The scraped surfaces evoke a sense of transience, merging distinct sensations into enigmatic, multifaceted impressions. Featured works include "Guess, It's Back" (2014), an oil on canvas on panel measuring 12-1/8 x 16-1/4 inches. The exhibit runs until April 19 at 138 Tenth Avenue at 19th Street in New York, with contact at 212 750 0949. John Goodrich's 2013 review highlighted the evocative nature of Aschheim's marks and their rich associative potential.