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Author archives: Nick Curtis

Task One's Within Resin

Task One's Within Resin

June 28, 2019
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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There's a breed of artist who, like stage magicians, craft wondrous works that seemingly make the impossible possible, that force their audi...
Arcane Divination: The Lost Cards Dunny Series

Arcane Divination: The Lost Cards Dunny Series

June 21, 2019
Nick Curtis
Feature
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Even before the stretched canvas rose to prominence in the 16th and 17th centuries, artists sought to challenge the normally-rectangular sha...
Kaori Hinata's Morris in New York

Kaori Hinata's Morris in New York

June 12, 2019
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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Pondering aloud in her native Japanese, the young woman quizzically whispers, "A cat?" Having spied a streak of fur race into a dimly-lit co...
PHASE 2's Abomination Deity Guardians

PHASE 2's Abomination Deity Guardians

June 5, 2019
Nick Curtis
Feature
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Though Philadelphians like Darryl "CORNBREAD" McCray and Earl "COOL EARL" Hubbard were aerosol writing practitioners in the early '60s, it w...
Enter the Lunaverse: The Bots' Luna-inspired Exhibitions

Enter the Lunaverse: The Bots' Luna-inspired Exhibitions

May 29, 2019
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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What happens after we die? The ferryman Charon carried newly deceased souls across the rivers between the world of the living and the land o...
Sket-One's Jinro Dunny

Sket-One's Jinro Dunny

May 23, 2019
Nick Curtis
Review
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Though Roy Lichtenstein began transforming comic panels from their lowbrow origins to dot-decorated canvases the year before, it is probably...
Bill McMullen's SuperStar Destroyer

Bill McMullen's SuperStar Destroyer

May 16, 2019
Nick Curtis
Feature
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Art's "age of appropriation" arguably began more than a century ago with Picasso's collage compositions, the concept transitioning into facs...
64 Colors' Good 4 Nothing Dunny

64 Colors' Good 4 Nothing Dunny

May 10, 2019
Nick Curtis
Feature
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Eluding to the diverse palette within a box of crayons, a potential starting point for the journey of most modern artists, the aptly aliased...
Alessandro Gallo's Most of the Time

Alessandro Gallo's Most of the Time

April 30, 2019
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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Without defying Tennyson's proclamation that it's "better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all", Bob Dylan's raspy voice r...
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DOB in the Strange Forest (Blue DOB) (detail, 1999) by Takashi Murakami as displayed at The Broad museum in Los Angeles, CA, 2015.

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