Elyce Abrams
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Back Again and Again, 2021
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Before All of This, 2021
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Can We Get Back, 2021
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Don't Look Back, 2021
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Finding A Place To Think, 2021
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Finding a Way Out, 2021
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Finding the Light, 2021
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Free, 2021
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Getting Closer, 2021
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Hanging in, 2021
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Happiness In Everything, 2021
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Hopeful, 2021
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I Will Protect You, 2021
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Leaving That Behind, 2021
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Looking for Comfort, 2021
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Made for Me, 2021
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Never Too Much, 2021
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Not There Yet, 2019
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On the Other Side, 2021
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Our Place, 2021
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Out of Place, 2021
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Planning for More, 2021
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Reading, 2021
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Rebuilding, 2021
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Remaining Focused, 2021
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Right in Front of Me, 2021
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Running, 2021
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Searching Everywhere, 2021
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So Much to Do, 2021
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Standing Tall, 2021
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Taking it All in, 2021
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Unavoidable, 2019
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Waiting a Long Time, 2021
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Waiting To Hear, 2021
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Warmth, 2021
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We Can Get There Again, 2021
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Weekdays, 2021
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Window, 2021
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Winter Storm, 2021
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#10/50 Paintings, 2017
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#32/50 Paintings, 2017
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#37/50 Paintings, 2017
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#5/50 Paintings, 2017
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#8/50 Paintings, 2017
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Between the Moments, 2018
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Blue/Red, 2017
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Climb, 2017
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Falling Red/Orange/Green/Blue, 2016
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In Order, 2017
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Lavender Lines, 2016
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Leaning, 2018
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Pressure, 2018
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Red Lines, 2016
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Resting, 2016
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Tied, 2017
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Waiting, 2016
In her intimately scaled abstract paintings, artist Elyce Abrams constructs personal histories by recording significant experiences and memories from her life. Abrams’ use of texture and brushstrokes is technically complex as she metaphorically frames abstracted memories to derive a new landscape. Within that landscape, she depicts competing forces of fear and acceptance, compliance and resistance, isolation and connection in order to understand and frame a constantly changing reality. In addition, Abrams’ use of color, lights, and patterning creates a dialogue that intrigues the viewer and encourages them to question on many levels what they are really looking at.
Born in South Africa, Abrams received her BFA from School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and her MFA from the University of the Arts: Philadelphia in 2004, and was then awarded an Artist's Grant to the Vermont Studio Center in 2005. Currently living and working in Pennsylvania, she has shown frequently in its city galleries in both solo and group exhibitions, as well as from New York City to Delaware to Ohio since 1999.
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Connection-Isolation
Elyce Abrams February 22 - March 30, 2022 -
Spectral Materiality - Elyce Abrams, Jonny Detiger, & Seunghwui Koo
June 6 - July 21, 2019BLANK SPACE is pleased to present the three person group exhibition, Spectral Materiality, consisting of works by Elyce Abrams, Jonny Detiger, and Seunghwui Koo. The exhibition will open on Thursday...Read more