Catherine Howe: Ultra-florescent

One advantage of Winston Wächter Fine Art having branches in New York and Seattle is that New Yorkers often get their work seen in Seattle and vice versa. While not a household name, Catherine Howe has a distinguished track record dating back to her discovery by no less than New York Times art critic Roberta Smith. Thirty years on, the New Yorker brings eight shiny, near-monochrome silvery paintings that skirt the decorative by their confounding optical complexities.