The Aesthetic of Erasure
Sloane’s studio in Soho was a temple of white space and silence. She didn't paint figures or landscapes; she painted "absences." Her work consisted of massive canvases of a single, precise shade of grey, with a single, microscopic hole drilled through the center. "The hole is the only honest part of the painting," she would tell the critics, her voice as cool as the gallery's air conditioning....
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