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Jim Byrne at Timothy Tew Gallery
Last weekend closed Jim Byrne’s show at Tew Galleries. Jim had found my blog and invited me to his opening. A group of his newest paintings was exhibited there from October 25 to November 25th, along with artist Isabelle Melchior. … Continue reading
Posted in Art reviews, criticism and blogs
Tagged Atlanta, balthus, chicago, figurative art, Forum gallery, fra angelico, jim byrne, Matisse, painting, renaissance, timothy tew gallery, vuillard
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Interview with Norbert Marszalek
Norbert Marszalek has been living and working in Chicago for all of his painting career. He has shown at the George Billis Gallery in Los Angeles and has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged artist, chicago, expressionism, imagists, interview, Neoteric Art, Norbert Marszalek, painting, realism
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Mickey One, directed by Arthur Penn
I haven’t been able to find many glowing reviews of this 1964 film and it seems to be misunderstood on almost every level. Most reviewers portray the director, Arthur Penn, as having failed at his task of creating a coherent … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings
Tagged 1964, american film, antonioni, arthur penn, chicago, crackle, film, jean tinguely, mccarthy era, new wave, warren beatty
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