Tag Archives: Douglas Boutilier

Up Close and In Motion: A year in review

Posted on November 29, 2018 by Bart Gazzola

An examination, looking backwards and forwards, of Up Close and In Motion; a year long exploration of the collection of Rodman Hall Art Centre. Continue reading →

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Twins, doppelgängers and fetchs

Posted on September 26, 2018 by Bart Gazzola

I am a fan of the uncanny, the “odd” artwork, in collections and in exhibitions. Perhaps this is a side effect of my work in various art gallery vaults and archives. When you’re intimately familiar with mandates and directives, bloodlessly … Continue reading →

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Up Close and In Motion: A year in review

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