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The Boston Globe: Critic's Tip October 8, 1987 | ||
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EXHIBITS:
BECK'S BEARS The bears of Ken Beck's latest series of paintings, com pleted
this year, resemble monumental animal statuary, but
not quite; humans 'in animal costume
- somewhat; children's
playthings c6me to life. almost. In brief these bruins are the artist's invention, both fanciful and reso nant,
stemming from psychic associations with childhood and
the ambivalence of our attitudes toward the animal kingdom.
The first showing of "Ken Beck: Bears," holds forth
at Gallery NAGA, 67 Newbury St., through October, combining
anew these ursine themes. (In photo: "Annah," an
oil by Ken Beck)
Robert Taylor
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