“Seeping Beauty” 80×36 inches

Paul Catalanotto
“The Physical Properties of Color”
August 6 – Sept 17, 2008
curated by Delah McKay 914-260-0097

Opening Reception
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
7-9 pm

Artsee Eyewear
863 Washington Street
NY NY 10014
212-414-0900
www.artseeeyewear.com

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Artist’s Statement

Skool: a Comic

Skool began as a personal project, started in college to remind myself of lessons learned outside the classroom. Now, like a graduate program, it is what employs my time in replacement of having a full-time job or a savings account. I draw it by hand, with a pen that I dip in ink.

All of the stories are culled from actual experience (quoted as faithfully as a panel’s small space will allow), my dream world, and my fantasy life. Invaluable to this are my excellent friends and family, the crowds of people with whom I regularly interact, strangers, children, and the creative personalities who drive my experiences. Also the unearthly beauty of the Vermont Republic and the soundtrack constantly rolling through my headphones, my speakers, and my memory.

I currently live in the last cheap shithole apartment in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I may be contacted for illustration work and would be happy to provide those interested with printed versions of my art. More information about me is available by reading my comics, viewing my blog, and/or sending me an e-mail.

Artist Website and Contact
www.nortonanalog.blogspot.com
nortonanalog@gmail.com

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“Lifeforms” by John Azelvandre on Exhibit at Dizzy’s

A show of John Azelvandre’s artwork, titled “Lifeforms,” is currently on exhibit at Dizzy’s Restaurant, on the corner of 8th Avenue and 9th Street, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

“Lifeforms” is inspired by the following thoughts: The time is long past due
for us to begin treating fossil hydrocarbons and their derivatives as precious
materials, easily on par with gold and diamonds, amber and pearls. This
photosynthetic labour of countless living beings — stellar energies stored up
into the very marrow of these living bodies — is all too commonly burnt up or
refashioned into cheap, tawdry, “disposable” items.

To read more about the show, please visit John’s website blog at:
http://apps.azelvandre.net/Blog/.

The show will be up until mid-August. Dizzy’s is conveniently located at the
front (east) end of the 7th Avenue stop on the F-train.

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