The Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation is pleased to present Accommodating the Object, an exhibition of paintings by Bosiljka Raditsa and Elizabeth Yamin. Curated by William Corwin, the exhibition is on view March 7 - May 4, 2024. A catalog featuring an essay by William Corwin will accompany the exhibition.

This exhibition offers an intimate survey of paintings and works on paper by Raditsa and Yamin that allows for the nuanced comparison of two painters and their evolving approaches to abstraction.

Bosiljka Raditsa studied with Luigi Montanarini in Rome, and with Stephen Greene at The Art Students League in New York. Raditsa was a member of The Painting Center, a painter’s collective in New York for six years, having solo exhibitions in 1997, 2000, and 2012. Her work has been exhibited at venues in New York, throughout the United States and in Europe.

Elizabeth Yamin studied with the abstract painters Phoebe Helman and Jack Sonenberg.  She received a NYFA award in Graphics in 1985 and was included in The 183rd Invitational at The National Academy Museum in New York in 2008. She has had numerous one and two-person shows in New York and New England. Her work incorporates the imagery as well as the complexity of her studio location in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

William Corwin is a sculptor and writer based in New York. He has written regularly for several art publications including The Brooklyn Rail, Art Papers, Artcritical, Art & Antiques, Canvas, and Frieze. He was the curator of the 2019 exhibition Postwar Women at The At Students League, and is the author of the book &Model, the story of a grassroots artist-organized gallery in Leeds, UK.