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Tag Archives: oil painting
Reflections on The Outsider Art Fair 2026
I have been going to the Outsider Art Fair almost every year since it first opened at The Puck Building in 1993. As with most aspects of the art world, much has changed in the field of outsider art and … Continue reading
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What The House Dreams Of – Two painters at Ruby Dakota Gallery
“Childhood” has always been a fertile source for artists in all disciplines. We all had a childhood and, for better or worse, we all carry memories that often haunt us throughout our lifetimes. Ruby/Dakota, a scrappy young gallery in the … Continue reading
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Tagged charcoal, Contemporary art, dollhouse, drawing, dreams, east village, graphite, installation, memory, monochromatic, oil painting, pastel, ruby dakota gallery, still life, two person show
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