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Alan Loehle, painter
I first met the painter Alan Loehle at a White Space gallery opening for his wife, the choreographer and performance artist Nicole Livieratos. The post on that event can be found here. This interview doesn’t follow much of a traditional question … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs, Daily meanderings
Tagged alan loehle, art, art opening, Atlanta, christian boltanski, correggio, guggenheim fellowship, jim herbert, marcia wood gallery, Nicole Livieratos, painting, seek atlanta, the drawing center, Two coats of paint, White Space
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Seek ATL, a studio visit
Like myself, Shara Hughes and Ben Steele are artists who have relocated to or moved back to Atlanta. In an effort to engage with more kindred spirits in the area, they recently set up a monthly salon for artists – painters, arts writers and curators are … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs, Daily meanderings
Tagged ACAC, art, art salon, Ben Steele, dayna thacker, frank stella, johannes itten, josef albers, Marc Brotherton, nancy vandevender, occupy atlanta, painting, Shara Hughes, studio tour, thomas nozkowski, walter darby bannard
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Rough Magic
These are the times when I would practically sell my soul to still live within driving distance of NYC. The Joan Mitchell exhibit at Cheim and Read is still up until January 4th, but I’ll miss it. Loren Munk (aka … Continue reading
Artists’ Studios
Finally able to get back to painting again after a couple of weeks of no reading, blogging or painting because of a second retinal tear surgery. It’s a huge relief to be working again – next week I’ll be able … Continue reading
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Tagged agnes martin, art, artist studios, emergency response studio, helen frankenthaler, joan mitchell, john emanuel, judy pfaff, lee krasner, luc tuymans, mark rothko, mobile studio, painting, paul villinski, Picasso, porthmeor, robert motherwell, sigmar polke, Stephen Duren, studios, willem de kooning
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Salon of Peaceful Shadows, Tender Flame of Eternal Youth – the backstory
Phil Elie – impresario extraordinaire – flew in from his home in Paris last week to organize this event with some old friends in the Pillowtex warehouse. Now used as headquarters for the non-profit group, Give Us Names, the founders … Continue reading
A bevy of exhibits
Continuing my goal to hit most of the new gallery spaces in town within my first year of being back in Atlanta, I visited Poem88 off Howell Mill road yesterday for an artist’s talk by Ryan Nabulsi. Nabulsi is a … Continue reading
Fall paintings
Newest paintings for the week. With more on the way. To purchase after a few more weeks of drying time, see my EShop here. Nocturne. Oil/canvas 27″x31″, 2011. Sycamore Street. Oil/canvas panel 12″x12″, 2011. Clematis. Acrylic/canvas panel  6″x11″, 2011.
Posted in New Work, Paintings
Tagged abstract, acrylic, art, blue, contemporary art, expressionist, green, modern art, oil painting, orange, original painting, painting, pink, red, yellow
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Reunion, Skater Aid and gardens
The reunion is with an older painting that had been stored in various homes for 20 years, a friend returned it last night. One of my favorites, it’s wonderful to have it back and I plan on hanging it in … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Gardens
Tagged art, brick store pub, decatur, gardening, moonrise, oil painting, painting, skater aid, white clematis
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