Paul D’Agostino draws Matt Freedman and Tim Spelios in Performance at Studio 10
The Pencil Review
Paul D’Agostino draws a performance by David Simon/sculpture by John Monti at Studio 10
It sometimes happens that there’s a lovely red pen just sitting there, right next to the sign-in book, and that both objects happen to be right where you often stand to watch certain things take […]
What Meets the Eye
Putting Things in Perspective: David Brody and Elliott Green
Brody and Green paint unpeopled, brightly colored, constructed landscapes. By constructed I mean they are neither observed from nature nor painted from photographs. In both men’s work, video games come to mind—specifically the background landscapes […]
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Brenda Zlamany 366: : Portraits from the Neighborhood, Part 1
A small but extremely fine selection from a series of intimate portraits, painted from life (!) that Zlamany describes in the following way: 366 was a year- long (leap year) project that began on April […]