your daily campello-ing
As he (belatedly) announced last week, Lenny Campello is back in the D.C. area. Welcome back, Lenny!
The ubiquitous gallerist, artist, and blogger came by the Arlington Arts Center last week. I almost didn't recognize him now that he's shorn of his trademark curlicued moustache.
Little did I suspect that he would give our current show, FALL SOLOS 2009, such thorough consideration as he does in today's post on DCArtNews.
Lenny has plenty to say about Trawick prize winner David Page, and manages to add a new wrinkle or two to my own understanding of Roxana Perez-Mendez's installation, too. And he singles out Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum's temporary installation in the Tiffany Gallery for some praise.
Read all about Lenny's impressions--and see a few videos, too--here.
The ubiquitous gallerist, artist, and blogger came by the Arlington Arts Center last week. I almost didn't recognize him now that he's shorn of his trademark curlicued moustache.
Little did I suspect that he would give our current show, FALL SOLOS 2009, such thorough consideration as he does in today's post on DCArtNews.
Lenny has plenty to say about Trawick prize winner David Page, and manages to add a new wrinkle or two to my own understanding of Roxana Perez-Mendez's installation, too. And he singles out Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum's temporary installation in the Tiffany Gallery for some praise.
Read all about Lenny's impressions--and see a few videos, too--here.
Pictured: Detail from Pamela Sunstrum's installation at AAC.
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