http://www.kenkewley.com

http://www.loribooksteinfineart.com

http://www.rgfineart.com

You can also view Yael s work @
http://www.rgfineart.com/artist.asp?father_id=147&catid=172&innerid=175&itemid=215erid=175&itemid=215

VENICE by Michael Tronzo

I invite you to log unto Michael Tronzo’ s website and listen to him talk about painting… http://www.michaeltronzo.com

A few months ago, Esther Leneman  conducted a series of interviews with Michael Tronzo.                      These interviews  are now  audible online  .  There are 3 paintings that have audio on page 1 of the gallery as well as  an  interview about painting on the bio page.  Click the picture then click the audio symbol above       (also u can read excerpt of interviews)    -    ENJOY!!!   IT IS REAL GOOD!

THE  FIGURE AT THE MOMENT

is the Latest work by DAVID ARONSON

@ PUCKER GALLERY

http://www.puckergallery.com

NOT TO BE MISSED!! A MUST!

I am a great admirer of DAVID ARONSON paintings as well as his sculptures.

He is a poet!

April 4th 2009 - May 4th 2009

                                              ROSEMARY CONROY and MYSELF    on 1/16/09 ,                                                                               IN FRONT OF EACH OTHER”S PAINTINGS  CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY                                   @ the CURRIER MUSEUM IN MANCHESTER, NH until FEBRUARY 15th.

A NE PAS MANQUER…… NOT TO BE MISSED

I am so pleased to announce the upcoming Exhibit  of  paintings  by

J ai le plaisir d annoncer une expo pour l oeuvre de 

LOULOU  TAYEB  

The OPENING reception is WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 11th  in Paris                 

Vernissage le Mercredi 11 Fevrier   de 18h a 20h30.      7 RUE DE L ARBALETE - 75005 

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GEORGE PISSARRO TORSO wood

GEORGE PISSARRO - BIRD wood

Just went to NYC over this past weekend to attend the opening  for my dear friend George Pissarro who unexpectedly and very sadly  passed away on Aug 1st, 3 days short of his 58th birthday. George was a painter and an outstanding sculptor of stone, wood and clay. The  marbles and woods   were  sensuous and made for a strong presence to engage with  , just beautiful but there were hardly any paintings hanging. The exhibit was poorly curated ; not enough sculptures  and George was a very   prolific  carver , also  why were there so few  paintings on display? and  then the lighting  was very poor.. I think the organisers rushed this exhibit and i  sincerely regret they did as well as George would have.   

GEORGE PISSARRO 1950-2008

Of course, went and saw the  Giorgio Morandi exhibit at the Met . For the last 30 years , I have been  a devoted admirer of Morandi’s work and  most fortunate to have had  the opportunity to see, again , a body of his work .  I loved being  surrounded  and looking  @ the Morandi paintings , he is an artist that inspires me  over and over and inevitably I felt like rushing home and  painting . Yet ,somehow the exhibit  fell short of my expectations…. Yes, there were  numerous early paintings  as well as  landscapes  but hardly any prints  and not a very comprehensive  showing of   his  still life. The Guggenheim exhibit of approx. 30 years ago and the Musee d Art Moderne (in Paris) exhibit a few years back  were much more comprehensive exhibits .