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Page 1: Positive/Negative V

--Slocumb Galleries East Tennessee State University February 21-March 241989

Reception February 217-9 pnl Meet Dan Talley DirectorCurator Nexus Contempormy Arts Center Atlanta Georgia

East Tennessee State University is fully in accord with the belief that educatIonal and employment opportunities should be available to all eligible persons without regard to age sex color race religion national origin or handicap SBR 130middot037middot88 2M Pnnled by Easl Tennessee Slale Unversy Press

ETSU Department or Art is an accred ited JIlelllx 0111 ( National Association of Schools of Ar( and UcsiL(ll

Design Gallery Card-Barry Kelley Catalog-Walter Shell Anita Shellon LXcky ClliJdress

Rebecca Bamum Slocumb Galleries Logo-Ti m [dvis

Typesetting Rebecca Barnum Waller Shell

LayoutMechanical Beckv Childress Walter Shell

Gallery Director M Wayne Dyer Associate Professor

Olairman Department ofArt Jack Schrader Professor

PositiveNegative V was truly a national exhibit The Slocumb Galleries mailed over 5000 prospectuses and received requests for information from alJ 50 states Releases were sent to numerous regional and national publications vith announcements and articles in most including Art Week and The New England Art Journal Paid announcements appeared in national publications such as Art in America The nnal juroring was made on 682 works representing 50 states The works accepted number 58 from 33 artists reSiding in 20 states

More than nve years ago the Positive Negative National Exhibits of Slocumb Galleries were founded with hopes that the exhibit wouJd bring together artists from various regions across America and support artists efforts in their work Since the beginning the Positive Negative National Exhibit has brought diverse works together from across the nation and each year has grown in the amount of participation This year we are proud to present Posi tive Negative V which truly represents a cross section of American regional art

We have been fortunate to have had prominent jurors for the PositiveNegative exhibits such as Jack Cowart Curator of 20th Century Art from National Gallery of Art (Washington DC) Lisa Dennison Assistant Curator of the Guggenheim Museum (New York NY) Lisa Phillips AssOCiate Curator of the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York NY) and Charlotta Kotik Curator of Contemporary Art The Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn NY)

This year we are pleased to have had Dan Talley Director Curator of Nexus Contemporary Art Center Atlanta Georgia Talley holds an MFA from University of Hartford Hartford Connecticut Under Talleys direction the Nexus Contemporary Art Center is dedicated to the presentation of new ex-perimental art Talley has also served as editor and co-founder ofArt Papers and associate editors of Contemporary ArtSoutheast

It has been a pleasure to be aSSOCiated with an exhibit of this quality Through this exhibit we have provided support for the artist partiCipants through various awards and purchase prizes I hope you enjoy the exhibit

M Wayne Dyer Director Slocumb Galleries

Positive Negative V Selecting a few dozen pieces of art from almost 700 is never an easy task The job is made

more fonnidable when the works are not somehow restncted in terms of theme media or other such limiting factors The work submitted to this show presented an overwhelming range of aesthetic and philosophical directions--from the concerns of a landscape watercolorist portraying mountains in the early morning sunlight to the somewhat acidic visual statements of the contemporary computer artists dealing with safe sex in the late-eighties

Assembling an exhibition from such diversity can take any number of directions Ajuror can attempt to democratize the show by picking a few exemplary pieces that seem to represent a number of other works (one abstract painting that is best or the most typical of all one lithograph that stands for all lithographs one landscape photograph that successfully incoqgtorates elements that we have come to expect from that genre one highly glazed bowl simply because the show needs to acknowledge functionality etc) While an exhibition orgaruzed along these lines offers something lor everyone it often avoids some of the more difficult (and interesting) issues in the contemporary aesthetic arena

The approach I have chosen involves identifYing some underlying concerns shared by many artists and building an exhibition around this collective framework Although an easy unifYing label is elUSive and a single conunon thread cannot be quickly extracted many of the pieces chosen for this years show display post-modernist tendenCies that include appropriation inSistence on blending several ways of working into a single piece incoqgtoration of the verbal into the visual and ironic allusions to fonn both historically and geographically removed from the artists life These inclinations make much of the work in this show feel slightly out of kilter--aimost as if it is reaching for some as yet unidentified objective or conclusion Through this inconclusiveness the artists are saying a lot about our contemporary SOCiety

Much of the work not chosen for PositiveNegative V could have been assembled into a very respectable exhibition--but one that would have possesed less contemporary conviction Many highly competent pieces were omitted from this exhibition because of their traditional leanings familiar landscapes customary portraits in conventional mediums wanted still life work etc Hopefully the pieces I selected for this years exhibition tend to push the envelope a bit and explore some of the other directions and possibilities open to artists working today

Dan R Talley DirectorCurator Nexus Contemporary Arts Center Atlanta Georgia December 26 1989

Second Place Mick Brady Andent News

First Place Silvia Taccani 123-1988

Third Place Thomas Esser Safe Sex

Honorable Mention Kenn Speiser Specimen

Honorable Mention Thomas McGovern Memoria

HonomBle Mention Linda Annstrong Untitled (Exerpt number 15) Honorable Mention Ertan R Myers Jakarta Disparity

A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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PositiveNegative V was truly a national exhibit The Slocumb Galleries mailed over 5000 prospectuses and received requests for information from alJ 50 states Releases were sent to numerous regional and national publications vith announcements and articles in most including Art Week and The New England Art Journal Paid announcements appeared in national publications such as Art in America The nnal juroring was made on 682 works representing 50 states The works accepted number 58 from 33 artists reSiding in 20 states

More than nve years ago the Positive Negative National Exhibits of Slocumb Galleries were founded with hopes that the exhibit wouJd bring together artists from various regions across America and support artists efforts in their work Since the beginning the Positive Negative National Exhibit has brought diverse works together from across the nation and each year has grown in the amount of participation This year we are proud to present Posi tive Negative V which truly represents a cross section of American regional art

We have been fortunate to have had prominent jurors for the PositiveNegative exhibits such as Jack Cowart Curator of 20th Century Art from National Gallery of Art (Washington DC) Lisa Dennison Assistant Curator of the Guggenheim Museum (New York NY) Lisa Phillips AssOCiate Curator of the Whitney Museum of American Art (New York NY) and Charlotta Kotik Curator of Contemporary Art The Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn NY)

This year we are pleased to have had Dan Talley Director Curator of Nexus Contemporary Art Center Atlanta Georgia Talley holds an MFA from University of Hartford Hartford Connecticut Under Talleys direction the Nexus Contemporary Art Center is dedicated to the presentation of new ex-perimental art Talley has also served as editor and co-founder ofArt Papers and associate editors of Contemporary ArtSoutheast

It has been a pleasure to be aSSOCiated with an exhibit of this quality Through this exhibit we have provided support for the artist partiCipants through various awards and purchase prizes I hope you enjoy the exhibit

M Wayne Dyer Director Slocumb Galleries

Positive Negative V Selecting a few dozen pieces of art from almost 700 is never an easy task The job is made

more fonnidable when the works are not somehow restncted in terms of theme media or other such limiting factors The work submitted to this show presented an overwhelming range of aesthetic and philosophical directions--from the concerns of a landscape watercolorist portraying mountains in the early morning sunlight to the somewhat acidic visual statements of the contemporary computer artists dealing with safe sex in the late-eighties

Assembling an exhibition from such diversity can take any number of directions Ajuror can attempt to democratize the show by picking a few exemplary pieces that seem to represent a number of other works (one abstract painting that is best or the most typical of all one lithograph that stands for all lithographs one landscape photograph that successfully incoqgtorates elements that we have come to expect from that genre one highly glazed bowl simply because the show needs to acknowledge functionality etc) While an exhibition orgaruzed along these lines offers something lor everyone it often avoids some of the more difficult (and interesting) issues in the contemporary aesthetic arena

The approach I have chosen involves identifYing some underlying concerns shared by many artists and building an exhibition around this collective framework Although an easy unifYing label is elUSive and a single conunon thread cannot be quickly extracted many of the pieces chosen for this years show display post-modernist tendenCies that include appropriation inSistence on blending several ways of working into a single piece incoqgtoration of the verbal into the visual and ironic allusions to fonn both historically and geographically removed from the artists life These inclinations make much of the work in this show feel slightly out of kilter--aimost as if it is reaching for some as yet unidentified objective or conclusion Through this inconclusiveness the artists are saying a lot about our contemporary SOCiety

Much of the work not chosen for PositiveNegative V could have been assembled into a very respectable exhibition--but one that would have possesed less contemporary conviction Many highly competent pieces were omitted from this exhibition because of their traditional leanings familiar landscapes customary portraits in conventional mediums wanted still life work etc Hopefully the pieces I selected for this years exhibition tend to push the envelope a bit and explore some of the other directions and possibilities open to artists working today

Dan R Talley DirectorCurator Nexus Contemporary Arts Center Atlanta Georgia December 26 1989

Second Place Mick Brady Andent News

First Place Silvia Taccani 123-1988

Third Place Thomas Esser Safe Sex

Honorable Mention Kenn Speiser Specimen

Honorable Mention Thomas McGovern Memoria

HonomBle Mention Linda Annstrong Untitled (Exerpt number 15) Honorable Mention Ertan R Myers Jakarta Disparity

A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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Positive Negative V Selecting a few dozen pieces of art from almost 700 is never an easy task The job is made

more fonnidable when the works are not somehow restncted in terms of theme media or other such limiting factors The work submitted to this show presented an overwhelming range of aesthetic and philosophical directions--from the concerns of a landscape watercolorist portraying mountains in the early morning sunlight to the somewhat acidic visual statements of the contemporary computer artists dealing with safe sex in the late-eighties

Assembling an exhibition from such diversity can take any number of directions Ajuror can attempt to democratize the show by picking a few exemplary pieces that seem to represent a number of other works (one abstract painting that is best or the most typical of all one lithograph that stands for all lithographs one landscape photograph that successfully incoqgtorates elements that we have come to expect from that genre one highly glazed bowl simply because the show needs to acknowledge functionality etc) While an exhibition orgaruzed along these lines offers something lor everyone it often avoids some of the more difficult (and interesting) issues in the contemporary aesthetic arena

The approach I have chosen involves identifYing some underlying concerns shared by many artists and building an exhibition around this collective framework Although an easy unifYing label is elUSive and a single conunon thread cannot be quickly extracted many of the pieces chosen for this years show display post-modernist tendenCies that include appropriation inSistence on blending several ways of working into a single piece incoqgtoration of the verbal into the visual and ironic allusions to fonn both historically and geographically removed from the artists life These inclinations make much of the work in this show feel slightly out of kilter--aimost as if it is reaching for some as yet unidentified objective or conclusion Through this inconclusiveness the artists are saying a lot about our contemporary SOCiety

Much of the work not chosen for PositiveNegative V could have been assembled into a very respectable exhibition--but one that would have possesed less contemporary conviction Many highly competent pieces were omitted from this exhibition because of their traditional leanings familiar landscapes customary portraits in conventional mediums wanted still life work etc Hopefully the pieces I selected for this years exhibition tend to push the envelope a bit and explore some of the other directions and possibilities open to artists working today

Dan R Talley DirectorCurator Nexus Contemporary Arts Center Atlanta Georgia December 26 1989

Second Place Mick Brady Andent News

First Place Silvia Taccani 123-1988

Third Place Thomas Esser Safe Sex

Honorable Mention Kenn Speiser Specimen

Honorable Mention Thomas McGovern Memoria

HonomBle Mention Linda Annstrong Untitled (Exerpt number 15) Honorable Mention Ertan R Myers Jakarta Disparity

A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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Second Place Mick Brady Andent News

First Place Silvia Taccani 123-1988

Third Place Thomas Esser Safe Sex

Honorable Mention Kenn Speiser Specimen

Honorable Mention Thomas McGovern Memoria

HonomBle Mention Linda Annstrong Untitled (Exerpt number 15) Honorable Mention Ertan R Myers Jakarta Disparity

A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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Honorable Mention Kenn Speiser Specimen

Honorable Mention Thomas McGovern Memoria

HonomBle Mention Linda Annstrong Untitled (Exerpt number 15) Honorable Mention Ertan R Myers Jakarta Disparity

A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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A c c E p TE N T R I E E s D

Linda Armstrong Beth A Fonistail 1110mas McGovern 1ltl1I S m aga j ExeIpts Blinders I Memoria UFO 2 Untitled Bloomfield Hills MI Entangled Ilarri ) III)l1r~ VA AtlantaGA Bellefonte PA

Rob Gischer TOIl SII iP Richard M Ash III Vmdication Brian R Myers The Last Remnant Sombras do Hablo Dos Blaine WA Destruction of the Old Order WrigJes Transition

Sombras do Hablo Tres Jakarta Disparity Untitled Sombras do Hablo Quatro John Hart Tuscon AZ Ilillin~s MT Wichita Falls TX Wavemagnet

Synaptic Knobs Rocco Nigro 1lt1 11I Speiser StaceAspey Jonesborough TN Untitled Specimen Fire and Ice Untitled Sample Fire and Ice Richard K Hillis Albany NY InJltlIII C HI Long Beach CA X-wife Print

Poelia AZ Patricia Jean Olynyk (ril SIlcd Micheal Berkowitz The Uvely Discussion Unstable Relationship Face of God 0 Ying Hui Chu The Fussion of Unlikes n la r Falls [1 Brooklyn NY Untitled 03 OakIandCA

Burlington vr Jollll S l1lrglOrl Deborah M Boardman Timothy Oxley Ethels Day Out Touch the Fruit I Robert Keough Finite Witness Candle Its All Hapin So Fast Icon I Childhood Memories Blur Motion of Sin l1l1lXlk TN Icon IV and Become Collectables Laguna Beach CA Chicago lL Seol tsviUe NY Sili1 Tanani

Keith Owens 123-1988 Mick Brady Charles I1ssiter Burial Sarcophagus 1l9-1988 Seven Feet From Easy Street Mouse Lubbock TX 99-1987 Ancient News San Fransisco CA [bc il CT Adams Dream Mary Ann Papanek -MiUer Castleton NY SiOll Lawton Silent Singer JolI lI Talkur

Retablo Por Ana Houston ix Us Margret Drelkauscn Kit Art 1Tt11l IS Desert Oaks Gamer IA Adrienne Salinger New Yorl NY Kissing ( rt lI( Vard

fun1s Marlin Syracuse NY On the Way to tile Gallows Thomas Esser DwightLoew Comparator Fronds Safe Sex pm1987 Anyone can be a Martyr Mobile AL Sherwood Forest MD Oa klalld CI

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