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Daniel Ochoa

" . . . alternatively abstract and representational, realistic and diagrammatic, impressionistic and expressionistic, detached and engaged, these paintings move back and forth as casually as truly bilingual speakers switch between shared languages, using whatever verbal gesture or linguistic brushstroke best expresses the moment’s feeling or thought.

From Geoff Wichert's review of Daniel Ochoa's exhibit at Julie Nester Gallery.

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These works are astonishingly beautiful and humbling. Bravo!

Posted by: Patrice Showers Corneli | January 7, 2010 11:08 AM

Love it! Great design. Reminded me instantly of Bacon, but with a side of granola and a glass of horchata to wash it down.

Posted by: Bill Ennis | January 7, 2010 02:00 PM

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