Virva Hinnemo's Abstract Paintings on Cardboard at Anita Rogers Gallery Through June 18

Virva Hinnemo, a Finnish artist, showcases her abstract works on flattened cardboard boxes at the Anita Rogers Gallery in New York City. Her exhibition, titled 'Half Planet,' is on display until June 18 at 77 Mercer Street, located between Spring and Broome streets. Residing in Springs, New York, Hinnemo draws inspiration from mid-century American artists such as Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, and Philip Guston. The pieces, created with acrylic on cardboard, include a notable work named 'The Road,' which measures 76-1/4 by 71 inches. While her style may echo movements like Arte Povera and Supports/Surfaces, the outcome is both visually refined and stylistically naive. The gallery shares its space with another of Anita Rogers' businesses, offering a charmingly traditional atmosphere. For appointments, viewers can reach the gallery at (347) 604-2346. David Cohen wrote the review for artcritical.com.