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From "Art + Design in Miami":
Two different 2011 works that are less smoke-and-mirrors but equally entrancing are Michael Eastman's "M1" (at Barry Friedman at Art Miami) and Karen Gunderson's "Divergent Sea" (at Waterhouse & Dodd at Scope).
Eastman used simply a wide-angle lens and pushed the depth of field to create this image, which seems like it would have physical depth but is really just a trick of the eye. Gunderson's paintings of water also challenge the eye's understanding of space, but through her detailed brush strokes. Depending on the position of the viewer and the angle of the light refraction, the water seemingly moves like nature intended.
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Nov 28, 2011
Barry Friedman Ltd. to feature my newest Luminosity Series
and some selections from Prestel's new Havana Book.
Booth A-17 November 30 - December 4, 2011

Featured Luminosity - Hopper, 2011

Luminosity - Gehry, 2011

Cover photograph from Havana Book:
Portrait, Havana 2010
Nov 22, 2011
Saturday, December 3, 2011 – 2 pm - 4 pm
Photographer: Michael Eastman: Havana
Author: Michael Eastman (introduction: Achy Obejas, interview: Vicky Goldberg)
Publisher: Prestel
Nov 5, 2011
Brennan's Havana Book Signing - Thursday, November 10th 4659 Maryland Avenue In Saint Louis's CWE Call 314 497 4449 for details... Poster Designed by Carlos Zamora

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