Mr. Jager is an arts and culture writer. He received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Toronto. He also writes screenplays and rock musicals.
This living tradition is being carried on by Professor Stephane Rene, who is currently painting a complete iconostasis and murals for the Coptic Orthodox Church of Saint Mark.
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The collection is impressive, even if the presentation seems a bit too flat, too crowded, and a tad too hagiographical towards its sponsors.
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The sincerity of each painting shows us that there is a generous portion of the artist that truly wants to believe, to hold on to these moments as genuine.
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As a functionalist and a formalist, his medium is his entire message.
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The astonishing range of the show speaks to the center’s original mandate for ‘concern.’
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The artist pushes the possible iterations of identity in ways that provoke and amplify our malaise surrounding it.
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Like Paul Klee, who also attempted to paint the listening experience, she performs her own style of sonic transcription.
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An inability to be pigeonholed has allowed both artists to doggedly pursue their own idiosyncratic practices.
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Some moments are so confoundingly odd you would swear that digital manipulation was involved. This is not the case. Mr. Arnold deals purely with analog reality in each chromogenic print.
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The advent of digital technology makes the line between authored and manufactured hazier than ever.
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The show runs the gamut from murkily abstract, to the savagely cartoonish, to the downright surreal.
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His work has necessarily been replete with unpleasantness, with all the harsh ironies and absurdities of collective folly.
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