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Martin Mull's latest exhibit - 50 years an artist, 30 years an actor
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Nov 13, 2010
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Martin Mull's latest exhibit - 50 years an artist, 30 years an actor
You know the dilittante artists ... people whose paintings sell only because they established themselves as celebrities in some other field first. (Churchill, Hitler, etc.) If anything, Martin Mull is a painter who is a dilettante actor. He says after earning two art degrees, he only turned to the stage and screen to pay for oil paint. Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Martin Mull at the Samuel Freeman Gallery in Santa Monica's Bergamot Station art complex, where he's just opened a new show called Split Infinitives." (It closes December 18.) The pieces - semi-photorealistic monochromatic montages - ooze Cold War unease. WARNING: If you CLICK THROUGH for the full version of the thumbnail, you'll see monochromatic nudity (butts and boobs).
Martin Mull, Cold War Entertainment II (2009) Oil on Paper, 15.75'' x 24.5''
Martin Mull, Cold War Entertainment II (2009) Oil on Paper, 15.75'' x 24.5''
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Martin Mull/Samuel Freeman Gallery
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You know the dilittante artists ... people whose paintings sell only because they established themselves as celebrities in some other field first. (Churchill, Hitler, etc.) If anything, Martin Mull is a painter who is a dilettante actor. He says after earning two art degrees, he only turned to the stage and screen to pay for oil paint. Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Martin Mull at the Samuel Freeman Gallery in Santa Monica's Bergamot Station art complex, where he's just opened a new show called Split Infinitives." (It closes December 18.) The pieces - semi-photorealistic monochromatic montages - ooze Cold War unease. WARNING: If you CLICK THROUGH for the full version of the thumbnail, you'll see monochromatic nudity (butts and boobs).

You know the dilittante artists ... people whose paintings sell only because they established themselves as celebrities in some other field first. (Churchill, Hitler, etc.) If anything, Martin Mull is a painter who is a dilettante actor. He says after earning two art degrees, he only turned to the stage and screen to pay for oil paint.

Off-Ramp host John Rabe talks with Martin Mull at the Samuel Freeman Gallery in Santa Monica's Bergamot Station art complex, where he's just opened a new show called Split Infinitives." (It closes December 18.) The pieces - semi-photorealistic monochromatic montages - ooze Cold War unease.

WARNING: If you CLICK THROUGH for the full version of the thumbnail, you'll see monochromatic nudity (butts and boobs).