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Glenn Tunstull is a contemporary Hudson Valley artist who resides outside of Claverack, New York. His work focuses on abstracted landscapes and is greatly influenced by the Berkshires, the Catskills, Cape Cod and Brazil. He also currently teaches art at Parsons, The New School for Design and Marist College.
As spring finally takes hold the last week of April, right outside my windows I routinely see a bevy of wild turkeys enthralled in their mating dance – with puffed up chest, spread tail feathers and dancing feet, the excited male saddles up to the seemingly disinterested female, relentless in his pursuit of her attention. [...]
Last night, the broad strokes of the theatrical production, Streetcar Named Desire, that formed the preview I’d seen April 3rd, had been filled in with the fine details that any work of art needs, moving to it’s finished state. On hand, leading the nuanced performances are Nicole Ari Parker as the delusional “Blanche DuBois” and [...]
“Funerals are pretty compared to death”…these words struck me as I sat in the darkened theater last night, alongside our godson Ricon Wrenn, at the previews of “A Streetcar Named Desire”. These words are spoken by the Blanche DuBois character, as the dread of a life she was forced to escape [...]
The surprisingly warm winter sun that lit the mailbox in front of the corner Cape Cod house in Southampton, where Joe and I stood retrieving the mail and enjoying the respite from that winters’ chill, also lit the black SUV that had suddenly came to a stop in [...]