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Pip Merrick
is turning Japanese, you know she's turning Japanese I really
think so... with this bamboo inspired ceramic "Porch
Picture."
May the bruebird
of happiness fry up your nose.
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Leslie Geertsma
responds to "Pheromones" as do Japanese
beetles, and the Timber Lake summer camp counselors that swarm
in equal numbers every night at local watering holes. Smells
like teen spirit to me. Thank heavens for spandex and the good
old USA.
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Terror-dactyl
Although this specimen is kind of small, a fully grown adult
Terror-dactyl could reach 937 and a half feet and weigh over
2001 tons four ounces. When it emitted its characteristic shriek,
it would have been louder than a very loud lawn mower at 7 AM
outside your bedroom window while you are still trying to sleep.
Professor Dave Channon estimates that a fully grown Terror-dactyl
could easily fill Giant Stadium with its trapezoidal spoor in
about two hours. That is how it got its name.
Learn more at www.EsopusCreek.com
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Margarete
deSoleil has added a new wrinkle on painted turtles
with "Turtle 1"
It kind of reminds
me of an aboriginal blueberry pie.
I can't wait for
turtle 2.
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"Jewels"
by Justin Love
came just in the nick of time just in case you were
wondering.
I'm
a big fan of Justin's paintings. His expressions make it look
so easy and natural.
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Christina Varga happened
to be in the gallery when I stopped by to drop off my sculptures.
She said this is the best painting in the show.
Varga calls it the
best. Scott Ackerman calls it "Man."
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There's something
about Erin Paroubek. (also about Carmen Diaz.)
Welcome to Arts Upstairs,
Erin.
I think this is the
best painting in the show but what do I know (that Christina
doesn't ?)
The third eye comes
right out at me.
I gotta find out
why Erin calls it "The Clearing"
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Every
garden of earthly delights needs a gardener, John Jackson's
"Jazz Singer" is wearing the right
hat for the job.
It
reminds me of the scene in "The Manchurian Candidate"
(the original) where the prisoners thought they were being interviewed
by New Jersey gardeners.
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"Fidosaurus"
(Also known as Cave Man’s best friend, or Allyoopamus Domesticus.)
It belonged a widely diversified branch of the dinosaur evolutionary
tree (if you believe in that stuff.) This unfortunate creature
was obviously fossilized instantly during a game of beg for the
bone.
Professor Dave Channon has narrowed the genus
to a rare sub species, the Short-Hair Shovel-Mouth Hammer-Tongue
Cockerspanulus Allyoopamus Domesticus Maximus.
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Internationally
acclaimed silk painter Ina Kozel painted these
fabulous "Wedding Chupas."
Perhaps we should have a double Jewish wedding in the gallery
to take full advantage of them.
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Rich
Morris "Dances to please the Goddess"
Blessed
be.
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Gavin
Owen proves that a little dab'll do ya.
It's
dee-lightful
It's
dee-licious
It's
dee-vulva.
"Woman
With Lady White" is the title.
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This
month's award for the longest and most provocative title is
Richard Treitner's "Destruction
Of Childhood Through Duplicity With Blue Fido"
Who is he cheating on?
AKA
"Bon Voyage."
His
title saves me the job of trying to think of something meaningful
to say.
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Bronson
Eden is mixing multiple millieus in this exquisite
graphite drawing, "Bedtime Story."
I'll
let you be in my dream if you let me be in yours.
Bob
Dylan said that.
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Lucy
Mahler has pulled down
the shades and served us a glass of warm milk.
Now
it's time to say good "Night"
Good
night, sleep tight.
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