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Speaking in Tongues is blog about culture, visual art, graphic design, architecture, ephemera, found objects, pop culture, outsider art, folk art, self-taught art, illustration, junk food, art environments, animation, film, the New York City gallery scene, Chelsea, Brooklyn, cross-country road trips, zombie nursery school teachers, and junk in all senses of the word.
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The Man in the Broad Brimmed Hat
Broad Brimmed Art-Bob Thompson Revived Dec. 19, 2011 Painter Bob Thompson (1937–1966) straddled several artistic worlds. From Old-Master Europe, to hipster 1950s Provincetown, to the Beat poetry and bebop jazz scene of New York City, he was there, absorbing all … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950's, Beat poetry, Bob Thompson, Fine art, Jazz, Lester Johnson, New York City, Old Master, Painting, Provincetown, Red Grooms
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Portraits of Time and Place- Lisette Model Photographs
Oct 12, 2011 • Lisette Model showing in Chelsea There are few galleries in New York City that approach their mission as thoughtfully as Bruce Silverstein Gallery. Silverstein’s exhibitions are curated with consistent care and intellectual rigor. The current show, … Continue reading