Tag Archives: chris mars

Will the last one turn out the lights

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Dave

Separating the saints from the sinners is being a much more protracted process than was initially foreseen. Due to an unheralded demand, there will at least be a second sitting for the Last Supper.After all, we’ve been on tenterhooks,a seemingly … Continue reading →

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tolerantly evaluating the labels

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Dave

It does recall the work of Otto Dix in that there are elements of that same durable classical element. But, a classicism that is ill-proportioned, off balance, off kiltered and ready to leave the riverbed and pounce. Its the underclass … Continue reading →