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Mary Lou Harris snapped in a long tweed suit with polka dot blouse (circa 1930s) by the marvelous photography legend Charles “Teenie” Harris in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Viola Davis
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“First he shimmied into a white wetsuit. Next thing he knew, he was seeing machine guns on a New Haven sidewalk.
“I never noticed how much these things look like guns,” said Dave Whalen, a second-year Yale painting graduate student, grabbing a stair railing on the corner of Elm and Orange.
Behind him, Kenya (Robinson)—parenthesis hers—snapped photos of him.” MORE
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“Hi! My name is Te-Erika Patterson and I am 32 years old. I live in Hollywood, Fla., and I am a waitress at Denny’s. Besides being a single mom and a karaoke lover, I am in the middle of organizing a massive effort to get big businesses in America to offer employment to those in need. Why?” MORE
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NEW YORK, NY (December 19, 2011) — Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to present Hybrid Thinking, a group exhibition curated by Marc + Sara Schiller of Wooster Collective, in their first curatorial since the groundbreaking 11 Spring exhibition, in December 2006.
Hybrid Thinking brings together six preeminent emerging artists from around the world and for some it will mark their first exhibition in New York. The show features work by: Dal, from Beijing, China (now based in Cape Town, South Africa); Herakut, a duo based in Frankfurt, Germany; Hyuro, from Buenos Aires, Argentina, currently based in Valencia, Spain; Roa, based in Belgium; Sit, from the Netherlands; and Vinz, born and based in Valencia, Spain.
With a wide array of discipline, medium, style and cultural influence, work by the six artists in this exhibition is thematically cohesive in its related subject matter—through figurative pairings of human and animal elements, the artists explore concepts of instinct, identity and metamorphoses. In the curators’ words: “Hybrid Thinking refers to the current zeitgeist of our time: disparate cultures coming together to create something completely new. Though from distinctly different cultural backgrounds, these artists share an understanding of our cities, of the human condition and our complex relationship with nature.”
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Go Gators.
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get it in your mind.
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