Lio by Mark Tatulli for July 07, 2022

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 2 years ago

    Paul J. P. (1912-1956) has quite the style

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    Bilan  almost 2 years ago

    The docent is going to be mighty angry when he notices that somebody was jumping up against the paintings.

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    rekam Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Hubby got a wonderful picture of a teenage boy sitting on a bench in front of one of his paintings at the MOMA in NYC totally immersed in it.

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    LordBog  almost 2 years ago
    Fun and educational
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    boneroller42  almost 2 years ago

    Looks like it is an interactive exhibit.

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    jagedlo  almost 2 years ago

    It looks like Lio really got into the exhibit!

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    allangary  almost 2 years ago

    Perhaps the museum had a “make your own” area.

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    Amra Leo  almost 2 years ago

    Huh. He really got into that exhibit…

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    Realimaginary1 Premium Member almost 2 years ago

    Lio’s exit is an abstract expressionist movement.

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    InquireWithin  almost 2 years ago

    Anyone can fling p00p on a canvas and call it art.

    And you have to be kidding me, GC: since when is “p-o-o-p” considered indecent?

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    schaefer jim  almost 2 years ago

    God they would charge you to attend this so call exhibit of art!

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    jr1234  almost 2 years ago

    OHHH, this reminds me of the late 90s , all the painted Snoopy statures around the Twin Cities. One was all splattered.

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    spaced man spliff  almost 2 years ago

    Now most of us know that JP’s canvases weren’t painted willy-nilly. He consciously placed the paint exactly where he intended to place it.

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    vanaals  almost 2 years ago

    An interactive Pollack exhibit? That’s an exhibit I’d attend. Kinda like the pie fight, from The Great Race, but with buckets of paint.

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    NoLongerWandering  almost 2 years ago

    Jack the Dripper, aka Jackson Pol.lock. Ed Harris starred in a film about Pol.lock’s life, “Pol.lock” (2000) ((Please remove the superfluous periods if you look for more info.))

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    edeloriea14  almost 2 years ago

    Lio is the canvas!

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