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Alan Loehle: Studio Visit

By Brett Baker, 867 contributed posts
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About the author: Brett Baker is a painter and the editor of painters-table.com, a magazine of the painting blogosphere. Painters' Table highlights the best new painting content from across the web as it is published and provides a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting. Brett is a nationally exhibited artist. His work has won awards including a Guggenheim fellowship in painting. He received an M.F.A. in Painting from Boston University and is represented by Simon Gallery, NJ. Brett has graciously allowed us to share the articles from his very popular blog with you here at Art Matters! The posts you see here are also published at Huffington Post Arts.

Victoria Webb visits the studio of painter Alan Loehle.

Webb writes that "Leohle works with emotional content. He tackles the big issues; lust, death, life. Few of his works are outright humorous, but those that are rock with color and conflict; the human condition as seen by an 'other' creator; the artist. His objective to merge disparate elements and lose representational space, while referencing both ancient and modern mythology, results in fascinating juxtapositions."

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February 27th, 2012 | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , | Category: Art Forms, Contributed Posts, from The Painter's Table, Inspiration, Painting

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