unadorned – Jolie Fair

Why do I paint nudes? As long as I can remember, I’ve always become mesmerized or entranced by the things that I look at. But looking at my own body, or a body, would capture my attention even more so. I could look at the wrinkles and lines in the skin and wonder why does…

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Spec – Roy Bigler

SPEC, the second of two solo shows at SOUTHSIDE GALLERY opened on November 8, 1996. In the window I had placed a keyboard from an old upright piano. Positioned as a low table on two ornate blocks, it was covered by a piece of plate glass that I found that happened to be the same…

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HANDS – Recollections of Dad – Jerry Mann

I’d never had a gallery show before. Kind of odd for a photographer who graduated with a BFA and had been working for ten years. But I’ve always been a late bloomer. After five years in NYC, I eventually moved into the McGuffey School in Ohio City. I met a big group of cutting edge…

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Split Crimes II June 7 – 30, 1996 – basement installation

The Little Vagabond Dear Mother, dear Mother, the Church is cold But the Ale-house is healthy & pleasant & warm Besides I can tell where I am used well Such usage in heaven will never do well But if at the Church they would give us some Ale And a pleasant fire our souls to…

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New Works – Richard Balogh

My Art Bio An Experience at The Jean Brandt Gallery It has been quite awhile since I have been to The Gallery. The times were all pleasant and always accommodating. I have shown there turning out my work that is oversized vibrant paintings of two different styles. One is figurative and the other is symbolic.…

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Jacci Hammer

In the early nineties, I got this gig where I was to create rock and roll mural installations. These were to be located on 27 storefronts on Euclid Avenue for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame groundbreaking festivities. I was given monies to hire a half a dozen artist to accomplish this project. Stephanie…

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