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Talking Pictures presents (a two day event): Six Paintings # 6: Rachel Youens
Talking Pictures invitation to a two day event: Six Paintings#6: Rachel Youens Opening Friday, March 15, from 6-9. Talking about the pictures Sunday, March 17 at 3 pm. 106 Van Buren St (between Marcus Garvey and Throop Aves) Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn 718 [...]
Dana Schutz and a World of Anxiety
After conversations with other painters about this show, the consensus seemed to be admiration for Schutz’s work as a whole, for the energy and ambition and the mad rush of it—and not so much about individual paintings, what they are about, [...]
Sketchbooks Number Four: Scott Williams
When I first moved to New York City, circa ’79, one of its striking, universal characteristics was how observant the inhabitants were and their high quality, humorous and constant kibitzing. Dictionary.com: 1927, from Yiddish kibitsen [...]
artist’s owl
in the narrow city of Charis-3 red-hot-hooded folk steer the wheel of a many white hooded mercedes benz cape & dress & blanket blinking phorein … meta … electric bus stuck in parallel parking dentobold symbolizetti [...]
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 place in a certain place. And so it did happen [...]
Bad Kitty and the Magician Part 2
Bad Kitty, very much on edge, couldn’t yet look at the magician beside her who didn’t say a word but once again just turned her hand over— another, somehow more feminine little wave, in reply to the trick question. “Trick [...]
Parable #15: Belief
Suzanne said, “I really enjoyed my opening. I decided to believe all the nice things people said to [...]
Talking Pictures presents (a two day event): Six Paintings # 5: David Brody
Now with pictures! [...]
Maya Brym, the Pleasures of Occultation* and Illusion
*“Occultation,” used primarily in astronomy to describe the passage of one celestial body in front of another, also means interposition, overlapping in laymen’s terms—one object blocks another. This is the main monocular clue to depth [...]
