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Category Archives: Art reviews, criticism and blogs
The Whitney Biennial reviews
I haven’t gotten into the city yet to see the Whitney Biennial and may have to skip it this time. Much time being spent painting my own work and getting house repairs finalized. What I have seen are interesting takes … Continue reading
Sam Gilliam on what it means to be an artist
Gilliam juried my work into an exhibit last spring at Philadelphia’s Woodmere Museum of Art and I love that he says success for an artist is in just ‘doing it’, more than anything else. And that change is a routine part … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs, Daily meanderings
Tagged art, artists, change, Sam Gilliam, success, Woodmere Museum of art
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David Hockney pontificates and paints
I liked David Hockney’s early portraits but his latest landscapes are quite a surprise if you haven’t yet discovered them. They remind me of a modern Matisse who might have used a lot of dioxazine purple to offset his phthalo … Continue reading
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Tagged Artists, Bruno Wollheim, David Hockney, film, JW Turner, landscape, nature, plein-air, Tate Museum
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Southern Spaces
Very pleased to see Tom Zarrilli’s Roadside Memorials make it into Emory University’s scholarly journal, ‘Southern Spaces’ this month. The series is called ‘Documentary Expression and the American South’. My interview with Tom here on May 23 was also posted … Continue reading
Artist, patron and critical seeing
There are many artists in the online shops where I’ve been selling my own paintings, who offer to do commissions. My early background was spent studying and producing portraiture and there was even a stint in the late 1970’s when … Continue reading