Click Here to Read: The Freud Connection – Two London shows:  The Surreal Line and Hysteria on the Hot Shoe website on October 6, 2009.

W A L T E R   R A N D E L  G A L L E R Y
 is pleased to present
 T E D   K U R A H A R A
 Portraits: Recent Abstractions 2007-2009
 Exhibition Now Open to the Public
 TO READ PRESS RELEASE: click on this link

 TO SEE CHANGING PHOTO ARRAY and READ the essay ONTOLOGICAL   ESTHETICS
 by award-winning critic DONALD KUSPIT about the new paintings 
 of TED KURAHARA click on this link:
 Mr. Kurahara welcomed hundreds of visitors at Walter Randel  Gallery’s Continue reading Ted Kurahara: Portraits: Recent Abstractions 2007-2009

Click Here to View:  Martin Wilner’s Website

Click Here to View:  Reinventing Ritual: Contemporary Art and Design for Reinventing Jewish Life at the Jewish Museum of Art in New York City, which includes works by Martin Wilner

Click Here To Read:  Anish Kapoor: Mr Big: The artist’s work dwarfs the viewer and stands tall in the world of art. But what do his supersize sculptures reveal about the man himself?  by Deirdre Fernand on the Times Online website on September 12, 2009. 

Kapoor inside one of his trademark distorting mirror installations at the Royal Academy

Click Here to Read: Review of the play, Freud’s Last Session, A Barrington Stage presentation of a play in one act by Mark St. Germain, suggested by “The Question of God” by Armand M. Nicholi Jr. Directed by Tyler Marchant, Reviewed by Chris Newbound on the Variety website on August 20. 2009.

Martin Rayner’s Sigmund Freud, left, and Mark H. Dold’s C.S. Lewis debate the existence of God in ‘Freud’s Last Session.’

Click Here To Read: Review of: Knossos and the Prophets of Modernism by Cathy Gere reviewed by Nicoletta Momiglian.

 Arthur Evans                    Heinrich Schliemann

 Click Here to Read:  Freud In Rome: It Takes a Little Courage, a play by Robert L. Lippman, Epilogue

Bust of Janus

Click Here To Read: The Case of Sigmund F. and Coney I.  by John Straussbaugh in the New York Times on July 22, 2009.  

 Inside “Dreamland” at the Coney Island Museum: “Mirrors of the Mind.”