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It All Comes Rushing In - May 2012 art show at Distinction Art Gallery
by Aaron Jasinski
on 9th May 2012
 
Show opens May 12th in Escondido CA at Distinction Art Gallery. New work by Matt Linares and myself.
process pics
by Alex Gross
on 6th May 2012
 
more to come here soon
Welcome to my Studio
by Tanya Besedina
on 1st April 2012
 
Welcome to my studio.
TRANS CANADA HIGHWAY
by Giovanni Capriotti
on 29th January 2012
 
The flow of time and its close relationship with the endless attempt of human beings to dominate nature. The broken dreams of individuals and the traces left behind. Nature is always able to revive and silently cope with its eternal cycle, humans struggle with material attachments and ignore their inner potential to make the most of of their...
Robert Vanderhorst - Introduction by Zombie Film Director, George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead)
by Robert Vanderhorst
on 22nd November 2011
 
Introduction by Film Director George A. Romero - Night of the Living Dead. I’m always looking for a story. It’s my job, I guess. I had seen a handful of Robert Vanderhorst’s paintings over the years. That is, I had seen reproductions of them hanging in the homes of acquaintances who coincidentally happened to be acquainted with the artist. I had...
THE DISCORDANT PLOT
by Giovanni Capriotti
on 28th October 2011
 
Miles Davis once said, "Don't play what's there, play what isn't there," a homage to his ever-unique presence in the world of jazz,and likely music in general. It may also help in beginning to understand TheDiscordant Plot, a recent project of Italian-born photographer and storyteller Giovanni Capriotti. It is a series of enchanting images...
MOON SAFARI
by Giovanni Capriotti
on 28th October 2011
 
Black bears are quite common in the great Canadian outdoors, although not so banal as to be expected in the Tim Hortons parking lot. But when they are found in such urban Canadian environments it is because they are hungry. In search of a good steady supply of food not provided by their natural habitat, and yes, usually alone being the solitary...