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Emi Avora

The paintings are usually built up by a number of painting layers, allowing the viewer to visually walk in and out of them. The paintings are usually built up by a number of painting layers, allowing the viewer to visually walk in and out of them. The marks that shape up the images look as […]

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Emi Avora

The paintings are usually built up by a number of painting layers, allowing the viewer to visually walk in and out of them. The paintings are usually built up by a number of painting layers, allowing the viewer to visually walk in and out of them. The marks that shape up the images look as […]

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Coptic Streak: Reflections on Agnes Martin’s Early Work at DIA Beacon – By Jamie Dalglish

Ag art Ear Kno rito Coptic Streak: Reflections on Agnes Martin’s Early Work at DIA Beacon By Jamie Dalglish Ag art Ear Kno rito Paintings 57-67 Coptic Egyptian Greek Chinese Representing the ideal in the mind. It is like a memory-an awareness-of perfection. Morphoglyphing. a leaf a blossom a bird in flight feel the leaves […]

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IN THE GRACE OF SYMMETRY – AGNES MARTIN AT 92 – By Ann Wilson

Ann Wilson on the Agnes Martin Pace Gallery exhibition IN THE GRACE OF SYMMETRY – AGNES MARTIN AT 92 By Ann Wilson   Agnes Martin, at ninety-two, has painted from the path above the view of the beyond. That’s what her painting does, you know. Go to our painter scholars to heal from our present […]

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Bohemia Comes Undone: Amedeo Modigliani – By Harriet Zinnes

It is certainly about time that a New York City museum shows a retrospective of the popular Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani. Bohemia Comes Undone: Amedeo Modigliani By Harriet Zinnes Jeanne H�buterne, 1919 Oil on canvas 36 x 28 3/4in. (91.4 x 73 cm) The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. […]

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LUCIAN FREUD – By Harriet Zinnes

From April 28 through May 27, 2004 the Acquavella Contemporay Art Gallery (18 East Seventy-Ninth Street, New York City) held an exhibition titled, Lucian Freud: Recent Paintings and Etchings. LUCIAN FREUD By Harriet Zinnes From April 28 through May 27, 2004 the Acquavella Contemporay Art Gallery (18 East Seventy-Ninth Street, New York City) held an […]

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Eric Adolfsen

News & Information pertaining to 8-legged-beasts of land & sea can now be found here. This website features the work of Eric Adolfsen. News & Information pertaining to 8-legged-beasts of land & sea can now be found here. This website features the work of Eric Adolfsen. Drawing upon the tradition of story telling Adolfsen introduces […]

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Eric Adolfsen

News & Information pertaining to 8-legged-beasts of land & sea can now be found here. This website features the work of Eric Adolfsen. News & Information pertaining to 8-legged-beasts of land & sea can now be found here. This website features the work of Eric Adolfsen. Drawing upon the tradition of story telling Adolfsen introduces […]

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Gretna Campbell as Nature’s Keeper – By Harriet Zinnes

It is rare that the eye hovering over the landscapes of the American artist Gretna Campbell, who died in l987 at the age of 65, turns away in shock or dismay. Gretna Campbell as Nature’s Keeper By Harriet Zinnes It is rare that the eye hovering over the landscapes of the American artist Gretna Campbell, […]

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Art Circles – By Holly Crawford

A Public Service Art Project for the Documentation of All Art! Art Circles By Holly Crawford A Public Service Art Project for the Documentation of All Art! New York Edition May 2004, # 0 Published by Codex Now LLC Founder, Publisher & Editor Holly Crawford A month ago, I had an idea. My mission is […]

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