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Painting and Soundsuits In Chelsea 9/2011

Ronnie Landfield: Structure and Color @ Stephen Haller Gallery












Rosy Keyser: Promethean Dub @ Peter Blum in Chelsea














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Nick Cave: For Now @ Mary Boone Gallery on West 24 Street

















Comments

Anonymous said…
Thank you for this lively and inspiring post. I don't get to Chelsea enough so this is food for inspiration. BTW did you have to sneak these pix or did the gallerists allow it?
Always a problem for me when blogging...
Paul Behnke said…
Lynette,
most of the time galleries don't mind the photos- sometimes they ask to be sent a link to the post.
Sometimes Gagosian and Pace will not allow photos---sometimes they will...

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