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My good friend, artist JC Etheredge has a new book of his drawings, Tongue in Cheek published by Bruno Gmunder! The book-signing event was held on February 22, 2013 at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay & Lesbian Art, including an … Continue reading
William Flynn is a strong, fit, athletic, handsome man. I recently had a private drawing session to explore strength, speed and motion of the male body as part of a series of paintings I am doing. The poses and drawings were 30 seconds to 2-3 minutes depending on difficulty; we repeated a few so I could work a bit more. Below are some snapshots of the marker and acrylic paint sketches from the session.
In my last post showing the works of the various artists in the Art of Men by Men show, I wasn’t able to include the super-talented, super-hero-artist JC Etheredge because my photo was out of focus. So here you go! And here is his website http://anti-heroes.net (Photos starting with views of the infamous black stairs leading down into the basement lair!).
Art of Men by Men, October 19-21, 2012 Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay & Lesbian Art, Prince Street Annex. Here are photos of the walls of my fellow artists (we each got about 5 feet of wall):
Sorry JC, my pic of your wall was out of focus… Rob Clarke, JC Etheredge, Anthony Gonzales, Lawrence Graham-Brown, Kim Hanson, Tai Lin, Marcelo Maia, Tom Muscatello, Chuck Nitzberg, Aldo Putignano, Carmine Santaniello, Shungaboy, Gary Speziale, Stanley Stellar, Adam Tharpe, George Towne, Todd Yeager.
Here are some photos from the hot and steamy opening (both the art and the temperature) last night. It was a very festive crowd with beautiful work being sold at obscenely low prices. The show and sale continues Saturday and Sunday (Oct 20-21) from 12-7 both days. 127-B Prince Street (near corner of Wooster St) in Soho, NYC.
Facebook Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/103255449833060/
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I’ve been on a hiatus of sorts for the past few months due to work plus the renovation of Leslie-Lohman’s basement drawing studio. It was sooo nice to break my drought this weekend at Pines Nude Drawing held at Fire … Continue reading
I wish I could be Kehinde Wiley. He travels the world, walks the streets, asks young men to pose for him, photographs them and then creates exquisite paintings of them. In this exhibit at the Jewish Museum, he has over … Continue reading
