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Ethan Cook is a Brooklyn-based contemporary and process artist best known for his large-scale canvases of unmodulated color blocks that he partially weaves himself. Cook creates work with the appearance of a traditional, nonobjective painting; however, his work does not contain any paint, only carefully woven fabric.
Using stock colors of pre-dyed cotton, Ethan Cook weaves the cotton into canvas on a four-harness floor loom. The woven canvas is then sewn together using various rule-based systems that determine mark making and composition, generally creating color field-like abstractions.
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Oct 8, 2015 · Oct. 8, 2015. Three years ago, the artist Ethan Cook began making large-scale woven works — muted and elegant monochrome pieces punctuated with blocks of color. Parts of each canvas...
Ethan Cook’s sewn and woven works use repetition to explore how failure might be more of a symbiotic accompaniment to perfection. He weaves his own canvas on a loom, and juxtaposes it against store-bought canvas in abstract arrangements.
Nino Mier Gallery is thrilled to announce How the World Becomes World, Ethan Cook’s fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. On view at our SoHo location from January 12 – February 24, 2024, How the World Becomes World features new canvas works and works of handmade paper.
Ethan Cook’s latest series sees the introduction of curved shapes into the compositions. Widely known for his abstract, color field canvas in which horizontal and vertical lines dictated the arrangements of the pieces, Cook widens his artistic approach by adding organically shaped forms, rhythmically organized into the canvas.
Artist Ethan Fielding Cook was recently profiled in the New York Times by Isabel Wilkinson for her piece in Art Matters.
Figures. 04 September — 11 October, 2021. Zeedijk 758 & Strandstraat 11, Knokke. De Brock is pleased to present its second solo exhibition with the New York-based artist Ethan Cook (b. 1983), comprising of 15 new hand-woven paintings, installed across both our spaces.
