Rain at Blunden Harbour Robert Genn 1976

Oscar Bluemner (1867 – 1938) A Situation in Yellow, 1933

Split Grilse, 1979, Mary Pratt

Keith Arnatt, I'm a Real Artist, 1972

Claude Venard (1913-1999, The Sacred Heart, seen from the bottom of the butte, n.d.

The Night Is Always Falling (Part 5), 2020, Francis DiFronzo

Geoff Farnsworth has two paintings on display in downtown St. Catharines at Mahtay Cafe & Lounge right now.

“#68,” “#37,” and “#41,” photographs from the series The Road to Tepeyac, by Alinka Echeverría These works were on view at Brock university about five years ago. I offered a response to them at that time and you can read that here : bartgazzola.com/reviews/the-...

…a throwback to 2019.

Norval Morrisseau, Sacred Snake of Good and Evil, 1962

The issue is not the pearl clutching ignorant knee jerk - and arificially inserted goblin - of 'cancel culture.' I say this as someone who has read Mein Kampf, in a library. I've read many controversial books. 1 / many

Gift, 1961-1962, Kenneth Noland

Seated Nude, Black Background, 1961, Richard Diebenkorn

Walrus and Narwhale, 1981 - 1984, Pitseolak Ashoona

Ice, Moon and Tanker Christopher Pratt 2007

…a throwback to 2021. This was not my toilet. #Welland

Belle Island, Newfoundland, Ruth Wainwright, 1951

View from the top of the West Dain City car bridge tower looking south In the winter of 1977, 1977, Ross Beard

Trees, Red Hill, and Sunset Sky, Tom Thomson 1916

Delicatessen Counter, 1963, Wayne Thiebaud

Orange Still Life with Figure, 1956-57, William Scott

Miner's Houses, Glace Bay Lawren Harris 1925

Louise Bourgeois, Temper Tantrum, 2000

Doug Rickard, #82.948842, Detroit, MI. 2009, 2010

None of this means anything For krissakes speak up & be true Or shut up & Go to bed. - Jack Kerouac, Book Of Blues

Some Dubai carts from collaborator Andrea.

The Studio, 1969, Philip Guston

City Street, Winter, Tom Thomson 1914

Maurice De Vlaminck, French (1876-1958), Femme a la Ferme, oil on canvas, 19 3/4 x 25 1/4 in, private collection

Hashimoto Okiie, Stone Bridge (Ishibashi), Shōwa period, dated 1960

Claude Monet, Saint-Lazare Gare, Normandy Train, 1887

Robert Rauschenberg, Migration, 1959

Scale, Wassily Kandinsky 1928

Back of Shelbourne St. John Kasyn 1975

BOB SHUDDERED AT THE THOUGHT THAT THE ART POX WAS NEAR, 2020, Tony Calzetta Today is Tony’s birthday: a fine artist and good friend. And on this day we must heed his warnings that the Art Pox is near, ahem.

Konstantin Korovin, Sunset at the Outskirt of the Town, 1900

…throwback to 2022.

The Future is so Bright, Corbin Hunsaker, USA, 2015 I study nuclear science. I love my classes I got a crazy teacher. He wears dark glasses Things are goin' great and they're only gettin' better I'm doin' all right. Gettin' good grades. The future's so bright I gotta wear shades — Timbuk 3

Red Clay Elephant, 1938, Amrita Sher-Gil

Selbstbemalung I (Kopfzumalung) [Self-Painting I (Total Head Painting)], 1964, Günter Brus

Sun Came Finally Alex Janvier ~ Denesuline 1979

Rundle W.J. Philips 1949

March Kite, David Blackwood, 1986

Lévis from Quebec, Maurice Cullen, c. 1904

Birch Forest I, Gustav Klimt 1902

Tecumseth, Rita Letendre, 1977 Letendre was a previously featured Artist You Need To Know from Art is Hell's series. See more of her work and learn about her amazing legacy here: artishell.com/rita-letendre/

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Red Form, 1954

The Bull, 1959, Elaine de Kooning

10/10 take. no notes

…a couple throwbacks to 2023.