Mike Bouchet: FloodArtist: Mike Bouchet Title: Mike Bouchet: Flood Essay: Mad Man by Jen Allen Year: 2013 ISBN: 978 0 89797 458 5 Publisher: Marlborough Gallery, Inc. Book Format: Softcover, 9 1 4 x 7 1 4 inches, unpaginated, 26 color plates This catalogue is published on the occasion of the exhibition Mike Bouchet: Flood. The driving forces behind this show exhibition manifold, but coalesce into an incisive critique of popular culture that nevertheless celebrates the

Title: Eduardo Arroyo

ISBN: 0-89797-118-3

Her work is capable of invoking deep feelings and can reach into a timeless

This catalogue was published on the occasion of the gallery’s first exhibition of the American sculptor

death squads

During that time he worked on Surrealistic ink drawings and gouaches

An important blueprint for the exhibition is Bouchet’s observation that Surrealism was rendered obsolete by the explosion of advertising in the middle of the last century—effectively outshining the artists with a more sophisticated and depraved dream-machine

many of which are rare examples in various graphic media: etching

paradisiacal

Jimmy and Angie Tchooga

When the Fauvist movement began to lose momentum in the 1910’s

on view at Marlborough  on September 12 and continue through October 12