July 16, 2009
The last couple of weeks I’ve been trying my hardest to get out of my studio as much as I can, you see when I start painting in oil I become a prisoner of it so from time to time I have to force myself to lay them brushes down, get that fresh air in [...]
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May 23, 2009
This Memorial Day weekend we hit the jackpot Erdal and I, catching three exciting shows down in Soho. The First show was Unica Zurn at the Drawing Center at 35 Wooster St., second show was Jonathan Borofsky at Deitch Projects at 76 Grand St.,third one was Francesco Clemente at Deitch Projects at 18 Wooster St. [...]
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