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Eric Fischl: "Ten Breaths", Mary Boone Gallery
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Valerie Atkisson
Prior to starting ArtBistro, Valerie lived and worked as an artist in New York City for ten years. Her work has been shown at New York galleries and museums and been reviewed in publications such as The New York Times. Valerie taught art for eight years part-time at Grace Church School and most recently at Brigham Young University. She has collaborated on a number of commercial enterprises with composers, designers, writers, photographers, and dancers. She graduated from the School of Visual Arts with her Master of Fine Arts in 1998. ArtBistro Portfolio
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October 12, 2009
h4.Trenton Doyle Hancock: “Fear”
James Cohan Gallery
So we are getting away from all the animals, although you may find some here too. Trenton’s abstract paintings contain narrative elements of the battle between good and evil in an absurdist fashion. His main character is Betto Watchow an enlightened Vegan prophet. and St. Sesom who introduces Vegans to the world of color.
CurtMaryAnn
10 months ago
96 comments
Really enjoyed the glimpses and comments of your Chelsea tour!
CurtMaryAnn
10 months ago
96 comments
Fun and fabulous tour. Valerie, take us to more places through your perceptive eyes!
modartist
11 months ago
158 comments
Thanx for the show Valerie.......The piece that really effects me and i caint get enough is Joan Mitchells work, it brings back the best of the New York art scene of the 50's and 60's. U hit the nail on the head with this pic!
later man....Rudy
rahman
11 months ago
36 comments
Hi Valerie, yor gallery work verry beter, god bless you.
rahman, dubai.
joren
11 months ago
276 comments
Thanks for the walkthrough! I don't get to NY, so it's great to see some samples although it's always better in person.
faithhopefreedom
11 months ago
484 comments
Thanks for the walk Valerie, it's fun to see other galleries without having to leave my warm house....although i'm sure the work is 100% better in person, hey it's the next best thing to being there.....great job and bet you had fun....
peace, faith
jhaber31
11 months ago
824 comments
Glad you had, or are having, a nice trip to town. I can highly recommend Nathalie Djurberg's show to anyone having trouble keeping on a diet during the holidays. It's a super appetite suppressant.