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“Judgments” by rosea posy

January 10, 2013

via flickr.com roseaposey: “Judgments” I took this last year, but in retrospect, I think it’s my strongest piece from high school. Working on this project really made me examine my own opinions, preconceptions and prejudices about “slutty” women and women who choose to cover all of their skin alike. I used to assume that all […]

Art 101: BWAC’s “Celebrate 20” Spring 2012 Art Show – New York NY | Examiner.com

May 10, 2012

My examiner.com article about the exhibit: Art 101: BWAC’s “Celebrate 20” Spring 2012 Art Show – New York NY | Examiner.com. Also see the slideshow sneak preview with 40 images from the exhibit: Pictures – BWAC Spring 2012 Art Show – New York NY | Examiner.com.

Stunning color photographs of Russia in the years before WWi:

March 26, 2012

via boston.com

Art 101: Tabla Rasa Gallery’s backroom art sale – New York NY

December 22, 2010

Art works in Tabla Rasa’s ongoing exhibits in the front of the gallery are more expensive, but after viewing those exhibits continue to the backroom (where art works are stored and packed for shipping and the gallery owners have their office) for an art sale in which all art works have prices no greater than […]

Jewish Museum 10/29/10-03/27/11: Houdini Art and Magic part 2 – New York NY | Examiner.com

October 28, 2010

Joe Coleman, The Man Who Walked Through Walls (Harry Houdini), 1995, acrylic on masonite. Collection of David and Rhonda Denholtz My previous article provides an overview of Harry Houdini‘s life and career and its depiction in The Jewish Museum exhibit that opens Friday, October 29, 2010. After pushing his body to its limits in feats […]

Art 101: BWAC’s Fall 2010 “Lineage” art show

September 22, 2010

Read the article and view the slide show on examiner.com

sunlight on NY Harbor 09/19/2010

September 21, 2010

Windsor Terace: a photographic tour of our neighborhood

August 12, 2010

Our neighborhood, Windsor Terrace, is featured in the first section, but unfortunately Crossroads Cafe is not mentioned.

Art 101: BWAC’s Summer 2010 “Red Hooked” art show

July 15, 2010

Regular readers of this column are familiar by now with my coverage of Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition‘s thrice yearly large group shows in a Civil War era warehouse building on the Red Hook waterfront (see my article on the Spring 2010 show). This past Sunday I previewed the Summer 2010 show that opens on Saturday […]