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Adrian
Guillery really knows how to cook up an "Optic
Noodle Soup." One cup vitreous humor, a sprinkle
of cones and rods, and added vitamin A for night noodle vision.
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Alicia de
la Campa had the same dream I did. Uncanny."El
Sueno Profundo" would make Sigmund's toes curl.
The fish obviously represents the unattainable goal, the hunter's
pie.
This Cuban artist
has just had her first solo show in a Chicago art gallery.
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Antonia Saluzzi
is the creator of "Self." They say
every artist creates a self portrait every time the make a new
painting. Izzat so?
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"Button
Up" by Betsy
Ross reminds me of the ultra advanced alien civilization
that came to serve man. Don't believe it.
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Bill Campion
must have had a heavy experience with chipmunks. His "Pink
Chipmunks" is a dead giveaway.
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I'm so happy to tell
you that "Everyone Wins." Heidi Shurak captures
that exciting moment when three in a row becomes
a synchronicity. Even what's left is hugs and kisses.
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John
Sowley's "Member of the Wedding" must have
made a provocative rustle, or else the cat's ears would never
have popped up like that.
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"Energy
Series 1"
(Also known as Dayglo Orange Snail Eyeprong homage to Willem De
Kooning ) by Lynn Fliegel. As often
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Internationally
acclaimed silk painter Nancy Catandella painted
this meteorological Tromp L'oeil weather forecast called
"Gaia's Flute."
It's a kind of Stephen Spielberg cinematic special effect within
the framework of gilded borders.
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Naugatuck's
"Coptic Cross" yearns for a context.
It is yearning that radiates passion. I expect the yellow quadrants
have the highest yearning quotients.
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Nick
Minglis takes a detour into the globular world of
opthalmology.
"Adventures
in a golden eye" is the vitreous humorous title.
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This
month's award for the most curious juxtaposition award is Norman
Darvie's "Unintelligent Design."
Just part of a tour-de force cluster of paintings by this guy.
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Philip
Franklin is never without an aesthetic receptacle
for ciggy cinders when he has a "Karmic Ashtray"
nearby.
Don't
put chewing gum or candy wrappers in the aluminum slot..
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Robert
Skelkowitz brings back
the lazy, hazy golden summer camp daze
with "Winnisook Boathouse."
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