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By GT contributors on January 6, 2013
Glasstire contributors offer up their picks for the best spring shows around the state. Think we missed something great? Post it in the comments section [...]
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By Lucia Simek on July 31, 2012
This past weekend CADD hosted another effort to get people into galleries, called Design District Gallery Day. I did not, I’ll admit, spend the day [...]
Posted in Blog, Shelf Life | Tagged anna membrino, CADD deisgn destrict gallery day, Gabriel Dawe, kevin cooley, Marty Walker Gallery, omar rodriquez-graham |
By Lucia Simek on June 12, 2012
I’d seen Bret Slater’s work before, in his studio, just prior to all of it getting zipped into a big duffle bag and schlepped across [...]
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By Lucia Simek on November 30, 2011
William Lamson, Action for the Paiva (video still), 2010, Courtesy Marty Walker Gallery “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” — Jean Jacques Rousseau [...]
Posted in Blog, Shelf Life | Tagged Action for the Paiva, film, Hudson River School, Marty Walker Gallery, The Course of Empire, William Lamson |
