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Ford Crull at M-13.(New York, New York)(Review of Exhibitions)(Brief Article)
From:
Art in America
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January 1, 1997| Author:
Henry, Gerrit
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Ford Crull - at 45 one of the bad boys of New York art who still sees a future in contemporary painting - dimmed his experimental luster not a bit in this latest show. Painterly phantasmagoria is Crull's stock-in-trade: canvases are variously surfaced in high-impasto snowy whites, awesome embroideries of blood-red and stoic orange, or stratospheric blue-grays. All make eerily festive grounds for huge extraterrestrial blooms, random patternings of fleur-delys, animals seemingly from...