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by Emmett | January 30, 2009

Walton Ford – by Emmett

Calvin Tompkin’s profile on artist Walton Ford (“Man and Beast,” The New Yorker, 26 January 2009) left me with the impression that Ford is, along with John Currin, one of the new breed of American artist who is resuscitating the … Continue reading →

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Tagged as animals, Art, john currin, pop-surrealism, the new yorker, walton ford

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