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IT'S GOUACHE & GOUACHE ONLY –BOB DYLAN
NYC—Feb. 15–Mar. 15, 2008
—Jeff Bailey Gallery and Andrea Meislin Gallery are pleased to announce a group exhibition featuring 70 artists who use gouache in their work. The exhibition is curated by Geoffrey Young and opens February 15th, 6–8pm, with a reception at both galleries.
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—For further information, please contact Jeff Bailey Gallery at 212.989.0156 or info@baileygallery.com and Andrea Meislin Gallery at 212.627.2552 or info@andreameislin.com.
THE PLACE OF THINGS—Nov. 10–Dec. 9, 2007
—The Geoffrey Young Gallery is pleased to present "The Place of Things," a three-person show featuring the paintings and drawings of Joshua Marsh, the "longitude-location" paintings of Mike Glier, and new black and white photographs of complex spaces by James Welling.
—How do we know place? How do things alter, or define, the place in which we find them? How does artistic feeling about things and places provide insight into representation? Come find out.
—Marsh lives in West Chester, PA, and teaches at the Philadelphia Academy of Art. Glier teaches at Williams College, and lives in Hoosick Falls, NY. And James Welling lives in Los Angeles, and teaches at UCLA.
—There will be a reception November 10th, 5:30–7:30, to which all are invited.
————Gallery Hours: Friday–Sunday, 11–5.
————40 Railroad St., Great Barrington, MA 01230
————(413) 528-6210
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'RIOT' REVIEW—Ron Silliman—Feb. 4, 2008
—"one of those delicious books that you never want to end"
THE RIOT ACT—Lowell, MA—Dec. 1, 2007
—Geoffrey Young will read from The Riot Act, a new book of poetry and prose published by Bootstrap Press. Everyone in attendence will recieve a copy. Sponsored in part through the Lowell Cultural Council. Further information. (See below: proof image of the book's cover—painting by Eric Fischl.)
—Reading & book release: Saturday December 1st, 2007, 3:00 PM, National Park Visitor Center, 246 Market Street, Lowell, MA 01852.
THE IMPERFECTIONIST
—In the November issue of The Nation Barry Schwabsky remarks on Are We Not Betrayed By Importance, Geoffrey Young's translation of Francis Picabia's Ne sommes-nous pas trahis par l'importance (1953).
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