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Comment on Brady in RGJ – Unearthing Nature’s Beauty by John Frook

John Frook — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 16:53:43 +0000

I love this anecdote, and plan to stop by the gallery to take a look at Mr. Brady’s work.

Comment on Bryan Christiansen by The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers » Region Highlight: Southern Nevada (Springs Preserve)

Mon, 12 Mar 2012 18:12:26 +0000

[...] about the Hoover Dam and land auctions in Las Vegas’ early days, saw an exhibition of art by Bryan Christiansen, photographed some beautiful cacti and even had a run-in with a scorpion (who was safely in his [...]

Comment on Michael Sarich by “Sarich” – Michael Sarich At the Stremmel Gallery « Nidhogg's Venom

“Sarich” – Michael Sarich At the Stremmel Gallery « Nidhogg's Venom — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 14:21:38 +0000

[...] Review of the recent show at the Stremmel Gallery I’ve been looking at Mike’s works for some time now as he has worked on them in the painting studio at UNR, and while I will admit that I am not the biggest fan of his work from a visual standpoint, however, the more I study the meanings behind his work, the more interested I become. His work while, easily put in the pop art genre, avoids many of the pitfalls of the genre’s most iconic figure, Warhol, by refraining from using only readily identifiable images from the popular culture. Instead he often re-imagines them, changing them to fit what he sees. It reminds me of how the expressionists sought to reveal the hidden essence underneath the physical, Mike does the same thing with the images of pop culture, changing them to better fit what is under the masks. [...]

Comment on Charles Arnoldi by Charles Arnoldi: Art Works from the 1970′s | Stremmel Gallery

Charles Arnoldi: Art Works from the 1970′s | Stremmel Gallery — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 20:35:44 +0000

[...] Soon after landing in Los Angeles from his native Ohio in the 1964, Arnoldi set out to impact and help shape our conception of art in Los Angeles. Beginning in 1969, when, at the age of 23, he took home LACMA’s Young Talent Award, Arnoldi began an evolving series of works utilizing found sticks as both material and motif. The works vary a great deal from piece to piece, but they all share a kind of hybridized place within the conventions of a specific art medium. They are part sculpture (they have obvious dimension) yet they’re painterly and gestural too (they create illusion). These works are featured prominently in this exhibition, not only because they helped propel Arnoldi into a long and prolific career (which remains vigorous), but also because they foreshadow an important and lasting conversation about the structures and perceived delineations at the nexus of painting-drawing-sculpture. Form more information on the work of Charles Arnoldi, click here. [...]

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Comment on Williamson in RGJ by Mary (Prince) Russell

Mary (Prince) Russell — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 13:04:47 +0000

Hey there Larry and Lorna: I’m so glad I stumbled onto this page. I’ve thought of you often with fond memories from the days you were so good to my children at LCHS. Just got back from a trip to Sedona and recalled the art journal trip you took my boys, Ryan and Taylor, on. Your classes, Larry, were more like an art studio setting and with all the art freedom the students had there was still an expectation to focus on why they were there..it wasn’t a “goof off” class.
I love the twist your journey has taken and how you have expanded now into your own personal art pursuits. Love the creativeness you’ve shown in combining wood carvings and sculpting. Little bits of organic matter (horse tail hair) make them come alive.
I’ve enjoyed our association over the years and may someday drive up and visit you both.
Much more success to both and watch out for the leaded coffee. Mary

Comment on Art Word – Lights out for Thomas Kinkade? by Mike Kelly

Mike Kelly — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 00:56:11 +0000

The king of schlock, master of selling insipid work to ignorant and tasteless buyers
finally gets what he deserves.

Comment on Gee’s Bend Quilts | John Randall Nelson by Cheap Jerseys

Cheap Jerseys — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:01:05 +0000

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