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Today we have a guest post courtesy of Matthew Ballou.  He discovered a video of four painters taking part in a panel discussion  organized in conjunction with the exhibit Form & Story:  Narration in Recent Painting curated by Elizabeth Schlatter.  Sensing that many of the insights that these painters express related [...]

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Joy Drury Cox is showing in text. (or in vacancy of) curated by Jeremy Mikolajczak at the Greenlease Gallery at Rockhurst University in Kansas City.

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Christine Gray

Christine Gray

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Miyoko Ito

Miyoko Ito

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There are lots of cool new-ish painting blogs out there.  We’ve been trying to throw links to places like Painter’s Bread and Painting Perceptions into the comments section.  Here’s another, outside of the painting/contemporary art realm that is really knocking me out lately: A Journey Round My Skull.  It’s focus seems to be obscure illustrators.  [...]

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Timothy Callaghan

Timothy Callaghan

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Brion Noda Rosch’s collage Untitled (Exercising for Tomorrow) from the exhibit  “Censor Approved” at the Dolphin Gallery in KC.  (I still haven’t figured out if the title alludes to a theme for the show or if it’s just cool-sounding).  It’s up until September 5, 2009.  The exhibit  features work by Emily Sall, Archie Scott Gobber, [...]

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John Lee, Purple Radio Squeeze, oil, 28″ x 36″

Aaron Lubrick, Bottles on a Drawing Horse, oil on board, 17″ x 14″

Margaret Noel, Bethlehem, 2006, encaustic, 11″x 13″
John Lee, Aaron Lubrick and Margaret Noel are showing recent work at the Prince Street Gallery in NYC through August 15 2009.

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@arkansasbros

Hey y’all, just a quick note for those interepid MWC readers in Northwest Arkansas:
UA Fort Smith Faculty Exhibition, reception in the afternoon today (August 2) – Crawford County Art Center in Van Buren, AR.
Start: Paper at DDP Gallery in Fayetteville, a group show of works on paper – including MWC interviewee Stephanie Pierce, and yours [...]

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Still fresh, but just barely:  earlier this summer Beautiful/Decay posted an interview with Toronto-based painter Kim Dorland (I think this is our first Canadian no-coaster?).

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