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Article in Homewood Star

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Ceramic piece by Jane Marshall Check out the article in The Homewood Star about upcoming Mud Dabbler exhibit at Red Dot Gallery.

Mud Dabblers Exhibit

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Please come to our first exhibit of work by Scott's clay students! reddotgallery.com

Some Good Movies

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This painting, All The World's A Stage, is about my addiction to watching movies. The benefit of my habit is that I've seen many movies, so, at the request of my mom, I will post, on occasion, lists of movies that I think are worth watching. I'm starting at the top of my alphabetical Neflix ratings list and see how far we get. I like independent films, foreign films, violent movies and stupid comedies as much as Hollywood favorites, so get ready for a varied mix.  $5 a Day When con man Nat (Christopher Walken) convinces his straitlaced son, Flynn (Alessandro Nivola), to join him on a road trip, the two learn a few things about each other as they drive to New Mexico, attempting to live on no more than $5 a day. With Sharon Stone. 500 Days of Summer When his girlfriend, Summer (Zooey Deschanel), unceremoniously dumps him, greeting-card copywriter and hopeless romantic Tom (Golden Globe nominee Joseph Gordon-Levitt) begins sifting through the year-plus worth o

Leave a Google Review

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Don't be a snooty art critic like this when you leave a review. If you've wanted to leave a positive Google review for Red Dot Gallery and have run into complications, we now have an easy step-by-step guide to get it done. We thank you in advance for letting us know how you think Red Dot is the coolest place ever. Click below for the step-by-step guide. http://reddotgallery.com/google-review

City Shots

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Here are some photos I took on a weekend trip to Atlanta recently. That's all the caption you need, I think.

My Recent Paintings

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The Painted Banquet Bids My Heart   In addition to the ermine painting of the last post, I've completed a few other paintings in the past few months. Here are a few. I've been working on a couple others which will both be finished soon as well. I'm always working on paintings, but sometimes it seems (if you aren't in my studio) like I do nothing for six months, and then suddenly I show up with a stack of work. It's stack time! Having Traffic With Thyself Alone Were an All-Eating Shame

Weasel for Sale

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My most recently finished painting, an ermine in milk, sold today. I haven't titled it yet, but am looking forward to it.