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curiosities | Gary J. Winter

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Paintings/drawings by Scott Lewis. The Scott & Gary Show. The Means of Production. Fales Library and Special Collections.

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One Way Street: April 2014

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Sunday, April 13, 2014. Although it was never a complete thought per se, while visiting the exhibition of Edward Hopper drawings. At the Walker Art Center. That I have lived with a misapprehension that Hopper was a fellow Midwesterner. That is, I knew enough of his biography, that he was from Nyack, and that he lived on Washington Square North in Greenwich Village most of his life, yet somehow, internally I shifted him much further inland. If he is a regionalist that region has been pared down to some at...

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Maggie Nowinski » Drawings/New Media

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Comments Off on Drawings/New Media. Maggie Nowinski is a multi disciplinary visual artist and arts educator who lives and works in New England and New York City. View more current work at maggienowinski.org. Nature Nourishes – Hartford ARtSpace through August 28th. Moving in Place: Conversations in location and physical geography. Moving in Place: Conversations in location and physical geography. FILTHY Studio 34 Philadelphia. 2008Maggie Nowinski. Website by Trace Meek.

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One Way Street: Ain't We Got Fun: 112 Greene Street

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Thursday, November 20, 2014. Ain't We Got Fun: 112 Greene Street. Telling people unfamiliar with New York City about the chronic intensity of real estate upheavals in the city sounds like madness. I try to emphasize to these strangers that it is a shared madness and as such engages or even mobilizes, in part, a community, although it is likely that means little for those unfamiliar with the fray of the day-to-day of NYC. Than Williams-Sonoma, more Ms. 45. Held at MOCA, Willoughby Sharp. Ends with "Discus...

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One Way Street: Bill Cunningham New York

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Friday, July 18, 2014. Bill Cunningham New York. After moving to New York City in 1981, one of the first people I began to recognize with frequency was a slim man on a bicycle, with a camera who would seem to be just about anywhere at any given time, transversing downtown, Midtown, the Upper East Side, etc. This idea of the street as shared theater came out of the industrialization and urbanization in the nineteenth century, in the revocation of sumptuary laws, and the blurring of social positions in the...

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One Way Street: July 2013

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Tuesday, July 2, 2013. Werner Shroeter, Willow Springs, 1972. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Call of the Wild Museum. Center for Land Use Interpretation. Hennessey and Ingalls Books. J L Hudson's Photographic Collection. Lily Dale, NY. Los Angeles Conservancy - Modern Committee. MAK Center for Art Architecture @ The Schindler House. Museum of Jurassic Technology. Werner Shroeter, Willow Springs, 1972. Brooklyn, New York, United States. View my complete profile.

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One Way Street: November 2014

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Thursday, November 20, 2014. Ain't We Got Fun: 112 Greene Street. Telling people unfamiliar with New York City about the chronic intensity of real estate upheavals in the city sounds like madness. I try to emphasize to these strangers that it is a shared madness and as such engages or even mobilizes, in part, a community, although it is likely that means little for those unfamiliar with the fray of the day-to-day of NYC. Than Williams-Sonoma, more Ms. 45. Held at MOCA, Willoughby Sharp. Ends with "Discus...

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One Way Street: August 2012

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Monday, August 6, 2012. This Will Have Been: Art, Love and Politics in the 1980s. Note: photographs by Peter Hujar. In February 1981 I moved to New York City from the metropolitan Detroit area. I was 21 years old. Also, I did not drive. New York was considered highly dangerous for the most part, but open in ways that one wouldn't find in the duller and homogenous Midwest. As if this is the cause for the absurd rents in NYC, her unhappy, restless, alienated character comes to mind. Unlike Midtown or the F...

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Fashion Impact: January 2008

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My latest color article. Is up at decor8. This month, the feature color is brown. Holly pitched in and added some additional swanky pictures of her own and a little more text, so this piece was truly a collaborative effort. Thanks for your help, Holly! It was a great exercise for me to find the beauty in a color I generally don't give much consideration to. In all my consulting work, I find it's definitely the color people gravitate towards- it's safe, neutral, and comforting. Photo stills from Ikea.

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Letters Supporting Satterthwaite at Williams College: February 2011

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Letters Supporting Satterthwaite at Williams College. Wednesday, February 9, 2011. Letter from David Plater '58. Thibodaux, LA 70301. February 5, 2011. Adam F. Falk, President. Dear President Falk,. I am writing today about Sheafe Satterthwaite, whose teaching career at Williams College is being terminated this coming June. What impresses me about Sheafe’s courses is the extra learning dimension that he. David D. Plater, Class of 1958. Friday, February 4, 2011. Letter from Field Horne '73. The College mu...