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Artist’s Palette

16.06.2010 Blog, Commentary, Painting Techniques 0
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Lately, I've been thinking a lot about my palette. I never realized how heavily I rely on the primary colors. One reason for this may be my dwindling paint supply. Since I am running out of black, I am forced to mix Ultramarine Blue, Quinacridone Red, and Indian...

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2010 Summer Exhibition

11.06.2010 Blog, Exhibitions 0
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The New York Academy of Art, Summer Exhibition opened on Tuesday. I hadn't been to a NYAA opening in ages, so I was happy to see several people I knew, even though most people there were more recent students. Each year the NYAA churns out more talented artists. Below are some...

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Sleeping Child

26.05.2010 Blog, Sketches 1
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This is a study for the next painting I will work on. I can't wait. My model did a very good job posing. Unfortunately, it's hard to do her justice....

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Recommended Exhibitions

20.05.2010 Blog 1
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The 4th annual SUMMER EXHIBITION June 9 - August 1, 2010 Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 8, 2010 NEW YORK ACADEMY OF ART, 111 FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013 Alan Feltus at Forum Gallery May 06, 2010 - June 18, 2010 ...

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Montclair Art

16.05.2010 Blog 0
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When I was in Montclair the other day, I walked past this beautiful alleyway with the sign "JKK Fine Arts" above it. It didn't look like it led to a gallery, but it looked interesting nonetheless. I looked up JKK Fine Arts and found their website. JKK Fine Arts...

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Derriere-Garde

06.05.2010 Blog, Commentary 0
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It's surprising that in 1995 I was unaware of the Realist movement, but if you had asked me how I felt about the state of the art world, my opinion would have been completely in line with the Derriere-Garde. When I graduated from high school, I was shocked to hear...

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