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Irony of self-absorption
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Irony of self-absorption, social analysis makes 'Dope' addictive
By JAMES AUER Journal Sentinel art critic
Wednesday, August 27, 2003
"Dope," by Fred Stonehouse, Tory Folliard Gallery
A bracing dash of humor and self-parody leavens the mixture of
anguish and self-pity that infuses Fred Stonehouse's latest
paintings, on display at the Tory Folliard Gallery.The pictures,
alternately amusing and perturbing, provide viewers with a sad if
pithy commentary on our troubled...
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