Turnings and Returnings: The Art of Jake Berthot
Orr observes that when one stands in front of one of Jake Berthot's paintings, one immediately becomes aware of depths in the painting and one is drawn out into them, feels some part of oneself emptying into them. But then the mysterious mutuality of reverie takes hold--into one's newly cr...
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