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Matt Freedman and Cathy Nan Quinlan draw Paul D’Agostino at Life on Mars
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Important Conversations: Fred Valentine at Schema Projects
The Pumpkin Festival and Other Portraits” is a show of large and small scale portraits in charcoal that Valentine made 1989-91. The large scale portraits drew me into surprisingly intimate conversations. Actually they are not […]
Letters to the Editor
Letter from Meg Hitchcock
Well that wasn’t so bad. The review is more about you than me; I was afraid that you were going to bust me on not knowing squat about religion or God or anything else (which I don’t, […]
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Sifting “Thru the Rabbit Hole” at Sideshow Gallery “Nation IV”
Walking the quiet weekday streets of Williamsburg, a bit stunned from a marital battle more pitched than usual, I turned into Sideshow Gallery’s “Thru the Rabbit Hole,” the 15th annual loosely uncurated show of all the painters […]
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Cathy Nan Quinlan Draws Matt Freedman and Jude Tallichet at Valentine Gallery
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Something Wonderful and Something Awful
The wonderful: A series of drawings and poems about a boy looking for a wayward ox. He searches, he wrestles, “With all my energy, I seize the ox,” the ox struggles and charges and disappears […]
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Meg Hitchcock and My Religious Intolerance
A story (but where did I read it?) about two lamas sitting on two stones by the campfire one night. A lion roars and one of the lamas jumps up and the other one says, […]