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TRUED SURFACE presents nine series of paintings from the work of Lynne Golob Gelfman that explore her engagement with the possibilities of mark making. As art historian Judith F. Rodenbeck writes in the accompanying essay, Gelfman's embrace of chance in the production of her work recalls the willingness of the fresco artist to allow nature to act, adding that Gelfman's matter of factness of process results in paintings that are insistently made, built-yet with a witty, scintillating brilliance.... In a conversation with writer Lisa Wohl, Gelfman discusses some of the roots of her abstract images, including her fascination with everyday objects from different cultures, her deep connection to the natural environment and her longing for a sense of place. Leslie Miller of The Grenfell Press has designed this book to give a vivid experience of Gelfman's paintings as, to quote Gelfman, fields of movement. 114 pages, 107 color illustrations, soft cover with dust jacket, Smyth sewn binding
