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Lucy
Lasky splits her time between Chichester and New York City.
In NYC she spends her days as the Director of a Child Care Center
in Harlem that serves 85 chldren ranging from two to five years.
Lucy has been taking pictures for 25 years of her travels to Asia
(Papau New Guinea, Thailand, Bali) Africa, Central and South America
(Panama, Costa Rica, Brazil), Eastern and Western Europe (France,
England, Spain, Greece, the Czech Republic), the Carribean, and of
course the USA.
She loves to take portraits of the faces that she sees everyday and
in her travels. She especially loves to take portraits of young childten,
unusual architecture and the inner world of flowers. Her interest
is in the wide palate of colors she experiences in the natural world
around her. She uses digital photography to bring out the colors she
experiences.
Presently has an exhibit in NYC at Rootchi, a clothing store on the
Upper Westside.



Laura
Levine - Homer & Langley's Mystery Spot Antiques
Described
by Country Living magazine as "a love-at-first-sight wonderland
of oddball collectibles, vintage clothing, and objects d'art,"
the Mystery Spot is part store, part museum, part odditorium, and
a whole lot of fun! Named for Homer & Langley, the infamous Collyer
Brothers, this obsessive and artistic "Shrine to Clutter"
is packed to the rafters with unusual antiques, incredible vintage
fashions, 1,000's of used records, found objects, mid-century lighting,
out of print art books, and downright oddities such as the Creepy
Doll Exhibit, Petey the Petrified Piranha, and Desdemona, the Devil
Girl of Phoenicia,
Having recently acquired a collection of over 15,000 rock, jazz and
C&W records (which we're still sorting through), we can now add
"used record store" to our resume. We also feature a selection
of original paintings, prints and rock & roll photographs by proprietress/artist
Laura Levine, whose work is currently on exhibition at the Brooklyn
Museum through January 31.
Levine's work can be purchased at the Mystery Spot or through her
online gallery: www.illogator.com/lauralevine
Songbirds
of the Catskills by Laura Levine
Limited edition 12-color process archival pigment ink print. Printed
on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 gsm 100% cotton rag, each signed and numbered
by the artist on the front. Prices start at $45
.
R.E.M.,
Walter's Bar-B-Que, Athens, GA, 1984 by Laura Levine
Archival fine art pigment ink print of photograph of R.E.M. by Laura
Levine taken in Athens, Georgia in 1984. Each print will be individually
hand-signed and titled by the artist. Printed on Harman gloss paper.
On special offer through the end of the year, starting at $150.

an
interior view of the Mystery Spot:

Ken
Lovelett I am a musician that has been building sound sculpture
since 1969. This is an art form that not many people in this country
are familiar with but is gaining greater recognition and acceptance
much the same way photography has over the many years. The pieces
that I make are one of a kind and eventually each one is recorded
as a solo performance as well as with an ensemble called " The
Sonic Liberation Orchesrtra". Many of my creations have been
written about or featured in publications here and abroad. The"
Sonart Gallery " is a building that I am renovating to showcase
not only my work but that of my cohorts around the globe. It will
also feature " musicians that are artists as well as artists
that are musicians." Dealing with this dichotomy to me is very
interesting. Thanks, Ken Lovelett



