Two Generations of New York Women Painters

Louis Finkelstein

Ganga (1999, oil on linen, 36" x 42")

The dialogue between drawing and color is sustained, for example, by Younghee Choi Martin, one of the few artists painting complex figure compositions. She simplifies the figures in terms of rhythm and shape so that they interlock with the background into a massive play of forms on the surface and in depth.

—An excerpt from “Two Generations of New York Women Painters”