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By July 22, 2007
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Martin Wilner, Journal of Evidence Weekly #127, 2006, ink on paper, diameter 10"; this one is still available; he also has an amazing fold-out journal of fellow subway riders and overheard quotes. Wilner is one of the artists in Ink!
Martin Wilner, Journal of Evidence Weekly #127, 2006, ink on paper, diameter 10″; this one is still available; he also has an amazing fold-out journal of fellow subway riders and overheard quotes. Wilner is one of the artists in Ink!

I stopped by Gallery Joe Friday afternoon and saw a sea of red dots. Nearly half the show was sold! While I was there, people were perusing the work, looking pretty serious. Under the circumstances it seems worthwhile to mention again that the exhibit was curated by gallery assistant Sarah Halloran, and she did a great job! Here’s Roberta’s Weekly update.

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Christine Pfister, a white woman with wavy hair cut at a chin-length bob with short bangs, wearing a navy blue lace blouse, tan chino pants, and light brown flats, sitting on a wooden chair with metal legs in Pentimenti Gallery. The gallery has dark and light brown hardwood floors, white walls, and partially visible on the walls are hanging sculptures, depicting abstracted and enlarged paint brush strokes in vibrant colors.

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