A Minimalist Transformation of Minimalism — Hyperallergic

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Otis Jones proves that painting’s parameters continue to be commodious — even reductive painting has not been used up.

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Hello! A bit about me: Professionally, I have enjoyed a 40 year career working as a designer and scenic artist for theater, film, and network television. Personally, I have been making art, music, and theater, writing, and exploring Eastern spiritual practice since my early teens. Spiritually, I identify as Hindu and I’m proud to be a Pastor Spouse to a truly wonderful woman who is a United Methodist Minister. I continue to follow my creative pursuits amidst the tall trees of the Pacific Northwest, where we reside with our two cow cats Thomas and Scout and where I design and teach as opportunities present themselves.

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  1. I was not familiar with Otis Jones’ work. I find his art very inspiring! I am also fan of the tantric paintings discussed in this review. Inspiring review! An extremely accessible unpacking of art that some might find challenging to embrace.

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