Gerry Bergstein From: Artforum | Date: July 1, 2002| Author: Miller, Francine Koslow | Copyright Artforum Inc. Summer 2002. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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The trompe l'oeil self-portraits and grisaille "mound" paintings in Gerry Bergstein's recent show testify to his growing understanding of the complicated, cathartic role of the contemporary narrative painter. In the former, the artist's cluttered, darkly comic works include meticulously painted reproductions of black-and-white head-- and-shoulders photographs of himself wearing various exaggerated facial expressions, a serial approach to identity...

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