(June 28th - July 31st 2012)
To inquire about purchasing any of the artworks, contact the artist directly with the provided email links.
Ashley Arbaiza
Beard Yank
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Scott C
Running Del
watercolor
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Del's Skull
chelsea.clarke@gm[email protected]
Quotation from
How to Speak Hip
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Caroline Cotter
Inspired by an Example in
Truth in Comedy
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“[An] example of a conflict scene was done by Adam and Rick, portraying a cop chasing a robber. Both actors were running in place, giving the illusion of an officer chasing a thief.
This scene continued on with the officer and the robber agreeing to stop every few beats, which allowed them to build an interesting relationship--proving once again that agreement in a potentially conflictive situation leads to an unusual choice!”
(Truth in Comedy, p.50-51)
Death is Not The Enemy
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Maëlle Doliveux
Alas Poor Del
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Saint Del
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Living Wake Del Bobblehead
cast resin
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Sam Henderson
Basic Hip
ink on bristol
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Del-botz
found objects, metal, plastic glasses
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Erika Kern
I Hate the Name Harold
embroidery /paint on fabric
[email protected]myimaginaryboyfriend.com
The Suggestion is Ping Pong
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Holy Spirit Diptych
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What is Irony
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Improv is a Work in Progress
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Andy Rocco
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→ detail
How to Speak Truth
scratchboard
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Del Close 1986 Interview
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paper collage, acrylic, oil, oilstick, oil marker, colored pencil
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Del in Chicago
ink on post-it
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Ben Weinstein
Del
collage with vintage magazines
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photos: Ben Weinstein