Local painter and UC San Diego professor debuts new works in Quint Gallery solo exhibition
About halfway through our interview, Monique van Genderen mentions she’s been calling herself “clairvoyant” lately. It’s a perplexing admission at first, bringing to mind mediumistic artists and their fascinations with occult subject matter.
She references “Afterimages,” a 2021 exhibition of her work at Vielmetter Los Angeles, the fifth solo show of her work at the Downtown space. In those pieces, especially the two identical, 35-foot horizontal paintings , it becomes more clear of the types of patterns she’s referencing. Think about when someone stares into something bright only to see flecks of light when they close their eyes.
Artist Monique van Genderen with one of her paintings. She’s exhibiting in June at the Quint Gallery in La Jolla. Just a few steps from the La Jolla space, van Genderen also has a mural , which she debuted in 2020 as part of the neighborhood’s ongoing Murals of La Jolla public art project. Overlapping paintings by artist Monique van Genderen. She’s exhibiting in June at the Quint Gallery in La Jolla.
She later moved to New York City to attend School of Visual Arts , but quickly “hightailed” it back to San Diego. While getting her MFA at the California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, she says she began using what many would consider to be nontraditional materials. This included making paintings solely with vinyl materials, essentially, as she puts it, “making paintings without the brush.
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