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Tacit Gallery
Melbourne, Australia
May 31-June 18
Silk Road 207, 2014, 18 x 18
Conceived by master
paintmaker David Coles
and curated by artist
Louise Blyton, this
international exhibition brings
together a world of
pigments and the paintings
made from them in an
ambitious project that
looks at the history of color.
I won't be at the opening,
but if you go, please
introduce yourself to
Louise and David, and
send me pictures!
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Spring in the Northeast was either too hot or too cold, and summer seems poised to follow the same pattern. Fortunately, art doesn't depend on the weather. I hope you'll take a look at what I've got going on in New York, New England, and as far afield at Australia. Thanks.
--J.M.
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Cape Cod Museum of Art
Dennis, Massachusetts
Up now through June 4
Closing celebration: Sunday, June 4, 5:30--7:00 p.m.
I'll be there
This exhibition is timed to coincide with the 11th International Encaustic Conference. Cherie Mittenthal, director of the Conference, and I, founder and former director, teamed up to
co-curate this exhibition, which considers dimension, actual and perceived, in sculpture and painting.
If you can't get to the exhibition, I've posted a walk-through on my blog. A catalog is available, and you may view it in its entirety
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Richard Roth, Joanne Mattera, Kevin Finklea
Margaret Thatcher Projects
New York City
June 8-July 21
Opening: Thursday, June 8, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
I'll be there
This group show, which also includes Frank Badur,
Omar Chacon,
Freddy Chandra, and Ted Larsen, considers the work of artists who stretch or challenge the definition of painting.
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dm contemporary
New York City
June 16-September 16
Opening: Friday, June 16, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
I'll be there
Subtitled
This one's for you! Dedicated to women everywhere,
the exhibition includes gallery and invited artists of all genders.
Chromatic Geometry 26,
encaustic on panel, 18 x 18 inches
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