Just saw this in today’s San Diego Union web page: "Assembled unruliness describes the work of …. This is especially prevalent when large gestural and explosive brushstrokes juxtapose soft and sometimes awkward marks. In his most recent exhibit, the Los Angeles-based painter explores these tensions and layers them together until …. "Sorry I can’t continue the quote from the art “critic”, it was making me sick.
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Liverlips McCracken Premium Member over 6 years ago
More of Larry Dodson and the Art Critics! Frederickk Oppenheimer, Gerhard Olivos, & Patrick Heinz. Who’s next?
Packratjohn Premium Member over 6 years ago
In a word, breathtaking. Is there no limit to the man’s depth?
Broacher over 6 years ago
They say all great artists must suffer for their work. I have to say I like the idea of extending this to art critics too.
Rev Phnk Ey over 6 years ago
Surely there is a juxtaposition in there somewhere too.
willie_mctell over 6 years ago
Nice variation on the Warhol film.
Rev Phnk Ey over 6 years ago
Just saw this in today’s San Diego Union web page: "Assembled unruliness describes the work of …. This is especially prevalent when large gestural and explosive brushstrokes juxtapose soft and sometimes awkward marks. In his most recent exhibit, the Los Angeles-based painter explores these tensions and layers them together until …. "Sorry I can’t continue the quote from the art “critic”, it was making me sick.
jpozenel over 6 years ago
Sublime?