Visual Art May 14, 2014 at 4:00 am

The Man Behind Mark Tobey's Famous Breakthrough

Frye Art Museum Reveals Teng Baiye's Overlooked Influence on American Art

Jen Graves
City Reflections Courtesy of Frye Art Museum
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Your lack of enthusiasm is only overshadowed by the usual perceived bitterness in your tone of writing towards this subject matter. One wonders what could have been done with an article about this show and it's subject matter by someone who actually has respect and enthusiasm for these artists work and the movement.

#servingrobotrealness
#throwingshadeagaingirlplease?
Hibrowgorilla on May 14, 2014 at 6:45 PM Report this

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