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| Elizabeth
Cheek's paintings address both the minute and the vast. Composed
of thousands of short, thin lines, they paradoxically appear
at first glance to be solid fields of color. For the repetitive
nature of their manufacture, they are surprisingly calm. Grand,
quiet, and full of particularities, they offer a fresh take on
how Nonobjective painting can come to resemble the processes
of nature. Elizabeth Cheek emerged in 2000 from the Fifth Year
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| Elizabeth
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| In Red I |
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| 2002 oil on panel 20x20" |
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