Don Doe’s playful, exuberant, mythological sketchbook — perfect for summer! ( it’s not over yet, right?)
What Meets the Eye
Quarantine Gestalt Exercises #2: Opposing Forces
“Think of some pairs of opposites in which neither member could exist if it were not for the real or implied existence of its opposite.”*. (If you have not read the first installment and practiced […]
What Meets the Eye
The Paintings of Don Doe: Nobody’s Perfect!
There is an unsettling lack of inhibition in Doe’s paintings. They are overloaded with sexual symbols, tropes and innuendos and it’s not a comfortable mix—they are hot and bothered—I don’t find in them the ironic […]
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Sketchbook Number Seven: Liza Phillips
It seems uncannily appropriate with China so much on our minds to show, among others, a few sketches that Liza Phillips made at a residence in Taohuatan China last October. Here are her descriptions: Lucky […]