James Kalm treks into Marlborough Chelsea for the second one-man show by the eccentric abstract painter Steven Charles. Three days earlier, your reporter biked to West Harlem for an impromptu stud...
James Kalm treks into Marlborough Chelsea for the second one-man show by the eccentric abstract painter Steven Charles. Three days earlier, your reporter biked to West Harlem for an impromptu studio visit and interview with the artist. Charles discusses his recent investigations of figurative subject matter and accumulative sculpture.
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Sweet, I just tweeted this! I was inspired by Steven's words "Pulling it off for me is failing because I always fail and then I try again." This is so good to hear because I always seem to fail on pieces that I work on and its important to fail because you learn and grow but at times one little thing can be so irritating! Great video, thanks for posting!
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It was very generous of Steven to share a bit of his process and his studio with you, and doubly nice of you to record of post it.