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Slideshow: First Thursday
The exhilarating (and mildly terrifying) Taurus in Rick Bartow’s Bull Man Laughs seems to sport a human ribcage, teeth, and hands.
A prickled bear and a set of daintily varied hand silhouettes unite human with animal in Rick Bartow’s Bear Mother Dancing.
Again, man and beast are melded in Laughing Bear.
Slightly reminiscent of Chagal’s Floating Goat, a lone coyote seems to ride toward us on a cloud. Dog Approaching, the title warns.
This Kneeling Cat rises up like a desert specter, leaving a trail of fire in its wake.
Well, friends, it’s another sunny First Thursday, positively perfect for traipsing the art-walk. Here are a few exhibits we can’t wait to lay eyes on—and for those who absolutely can’t wait, a sneak peek at one of them.
Froelick Gallery Rick Bartow’s halcion hallucinations of man-beasts in Coyote’s Road would make fabulous dust jackets for Alan GinsbergR...
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