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Unpacking the Show

And … A pomegranate!
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Norte Maar hosts (me!) 45projects and a New Art Show

Welcome to a 45projects exhibit’s first brick-and-mortar show. You’re Invited! Thank you So Much to Jason Andrew of fabulous Norte Maar. This is gonna be Interesting, hot, fun.
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studio visit: Ellen Letcher is on her game

And we are highly productive! The secrets of two professional people to be revealed later.
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Superb Studio Visit: Alfred Steiner

This career’s about to pop. Leads to large-scale watercolor and pen drawings on paper. Plus kick-but conceptual works… More on tap…
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My new university is On Wall Street

Doesn’t look like much, you say? Well I no longer call it Zuccotti Park; think of it as ‘Zuccotti U,’ as in, University, a new campus that’s sprung up for anyone who has the gumption to walk inside and get an education. There are so many extra-mural ‘classes’ to be had as well—now that the city [...]
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David Brody

Has an opening of an impressive new body of work at Pierogi. The after-reception, upstairs, however, is when I started snapping pix.
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Paid to talk

Met with an artist from the west coast whose major project was a definite news pitch item for ARTnews. He was enjoying the conversation, and I was, too. He insisted on paying me NOT to write anything. This could be a new ‘revenue stream’ I had thusfar not explored. Hmmm.
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Shame

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Schmerlreport: 11.10, Zuccotti Park

There is something you can do. You just need to think hard about what it is and then actually DO it. Tiptoed amongst the sleeping occupy-ers after dawn this morning. Schmerlreport: Yes, there is too much that is just plain Wrong going on. Yes, it is worthwhile to resist. And no, you shouldn’t exploit people by taking pictures of [...]
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Studio Visit Gems

Artist’s words, transcribed by me, verbatim, during a studio visit in DUMBO: “Maybe we’re at this moment in history where it’s good to rethink the role of an artist or what an artist’s career is; I’m making work: but what’s the goal?” Hmmm. Below, totally ‘unrelated’ (yet not)—paintings in acrylic and Flasche by Rupert Goldsworthy. (Images courtesy of Rupert Goldsworthy, [...]
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