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— Wayne Barlowe’s visions shows a man with a sublime imagination and superior technique who so vividly described the fiery halls of the underworld, his paintings doesn’t feel like fantastical creations, but actual reconstructions of Hell, and the fierce awe it inspired in a lonely visitor… —
Marie Claude (Joseph Nechvatal’s wife) and visitors/friends listening to the reading of Destroyer of Naivetés. Thank you to all who came and enjoyed Joseph Nechvatal’s new book of poetry as well as his artworks on view until December 16th in the Odyssey pandemOnium: a migrational metaphor exhibition.
Joseph Nechvatal preforming his reading of Destroyer of Naivetés, his newly published Punctum book of poetry, at Galerie Richard NYC in front of his two new works apart of his exhibition Odyssey pandemOnium: a migrational metaphor. The exhibition is on view until December 16th 2015.
Joseph Nechvatal preforming his reading of Destroyer of Naivetés, his newly published Punctum book of poetry, at Galerie Richard NYC in front of his two new works apart of his exhibition Odyssey pandemOnium: a migrational metaphor. The exhibition is on view until December 16th 2015.
“When we judge she’s paid enough, we will let her go…
And when she sees what’s there…
She will go mad. And her screaming will be such that the walls will shatter and come crashing down around her… That hateful place will be utterly destroyed.”
From the pages of HELLBOY IN HELL. Story and art by Mike Mignola. Colors by Dave Stewart.
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