Tal R The Slomo at CHEIM & READ

With his first show at New York's Cheim & Read Tal R shows a body of work in which many local viewers are seeing connections to paintings by the Fauves or other early Expressionists like Klee, Krichner or Macke. These images appear like pictures taken from a dream museum of early Modernism. Switching mediums from thick luscious oil paint, to the dry luminous fields of rabbit skin glue distemper, has also created a stir within the painting community. A musical introduction is provided by Juan Antonio Garcia on sax, and James Labrosse on guitar.

[@michaelrowe1907]

It may be ten years later . But thank you for showing Tal R work. His works deserve greater recognition. Thank you KATE and James

[@tonsfocus]

Fantastic show, very inspirational. Thanks James.

[@Svenburchard]

THANKS for doing these omg

[@aqoffside]

Thank you Kate

[@jhb61249]

Extremely nice and stimulating work. The music out from was very compelling. Thanks Jimmy.

[@Feicthisart]

Happy Christmas and all good things for the New Year James.

[@OrangeJackson]

Wonderful show! Thanks, James!

[@maksksbaum]

superb, thanks for the tour!

[@Feicthisart]

Terrific work. Thanks James

[@mementomatrix]

9:44 nice

[@foxtrapper1972]

You see a lot of stuff like this at flea markets

[@cliffdariff74]

man it's impossible to find information on distemper painting. I know it's rabbit skin glue with pigment, but no vids online anywhere that I can find... it doesn't look as if to blend, but seperate colors. and can one paint distemper on a gessoed canvas?

[@filipgudovic]

Its Shlomo james?

[@tronmeyer422]

What is the intro song?

[@user-nn1jq6mt7m]

Orpheo Negro

[@tronmeyer422]

@@user-nn1jq6mt7m !!Thanks

[@davidmayhew8083]

Awful.