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LAVISH BIRDS

FERTILE PORTRAITURE | AT THE TOWNE ART GALLERY

By DIG STAFF

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For Resa Blatman’s first solo show, the focal fowl seem mysteriously aglow, the oil-painted strokes are richly broad and the clusters of hanging fruits have a remarkable resemblance to plump, ripe, swaying nads. Pore over painted minutiae (you do see embryos, don’t you?). You’ve been dying to know what the hell a Fowlmere Mockingbird looks like, anyway.

[Exhibition 10.23-11.16. Towne Art Gallery at Wheelock College, 200 the Riverway, Boston. 617.879.2000. wheelock.edu/art, resablatman.com]



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