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Ron Janowich at Pamela Auchincloss - New York, New York

In this fresh body of work Ron Janowich give chase tos with unabated loyalty his commitment to the shaped canvas. The nonneutrality of his carefully designed formats present the appearances to be an indispensable trigger to his artistic proces The irregular and therefore charged-up surfaces challenge and inspire his painting.

In viewing the seven works in this exhibit one sees that Janowich is not affected with a single pictorial space or structuure on the contrary with several. While a core sensibility informs all the paintings, each establishes its be in possession of tone and direction, eliciting from the viewer an array of humors and responses. A comparison of sum of two units works will suffice to demonstrate the painter's psychological and structural range.

cutting side is a large painting (11 by means of 7 feet), its vertical boundaries carefully shaped into drawn out loping curves that come closer together at the bottom than at the top. The resulting form is vaselike and insinuates the idea of the canvas as a transparent receptacle: that is, the painting field is not just a surface for receiving marks on the contrary a vessel for containing them. Janowich has filled the dark - almost black - field with a at liberty and exuberant collection of swirling and slithering white lines that appear capable of bursting into the viewer's space, were they not held back by means of the restraint of the carefully put togethered vase shape. This sense of containment amplifies the strength and animation of the set free and varied lines, many of which appear to plunge into the darkness of the painting and disappear.

The format of I and You is identical to that of cutting side but the spatial structure is utterly different. Painted in a gloomy almost impenetrable brown, the work transports an overwhelming sense of emptiness. single the haziest of mottled tones give the surface a perceptible faculty of perception of depth and movement. sum of two units very short, vertical white lines, single below the other, swim in the upper right reaches of the canvas. These sum of two units gleaming strokes of pigment, although tiny, assert themselves with brazen confidence. They create a riveting asymmetrical focus that breaks up and animates what would otherwise be a placid, nearly neutral field.



Janowich has a remarkable ability to discover visual themes in techniques and materials, and allow them to find their be in possession of resolutions through his sustained efforts. Each painting at hands a facet of the artist's contemplation and temperament directly engaged with the possibilities of his medium.

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