Rm Brown
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A quick look at Brian Anderson's first art show
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December 15, 2020
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1:50Now Playing“Fathers Afloat” explores Brian’s family background and his unique psychedelic-inspired aesthetic, and features artwork from both his father and grandfather—both artists in their own right—alongside his own paintings.
Calder Zwicky—ex-Coordinator of Teen Programming at New York’s MoMA — helped get the trio’s artwork showcased in an old public bathroom turned trendy gallery space uptown on 96th & Broadway in Manhattan and invited us to check out the gallery as they prepped for the opening.
We held our breath, thinking we might come across some of the NYC public bathroom smells and sights, but instead, it was housing three generations of artwork.
After checking out all the art, we sat down and spoke with Calder to find out some behind-the-scenes info on Brian’s first show.
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