Charline von Heyl
In Von Heyl's work, a single painting can contain the history of painting, just as each human being retains various selves over the course of lifetime. Yet she dramatizes this sense of the unfixed within a fixed sense of order. Her canvases may journey from megalithic substantiality to rudimentary marks, from colliding patterns and color to near-empty fields of dissipating lines, but each composition is assembled with an eye toward both decisiveness and contingency. (Jennifer CoatesTime Out New York2013-09-26)