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Robert Henri. John Sloan. 1904. Oil on canvas. 56 5/8 x 41 1/8 inches. Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan. 39.5
This painting is the subject of a Figurative Sketching Workshop & Spotlight Tour on Saturday, June 8, noon-3 p.m.
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Goldsborough Glynn Antiques of Kensington, MD, provided the glasses for Kevin's photo shoot.
One of Kevin's hobbies: fly fishing at Lake Placid, NY
Art runs in the family: a painting by Kevin's mother that now hangs in his Hyattsville home
What do you do on a free Sunday?
"It's either skiing or a Nats game, depending on the season."
I think my wife and I have kept Second Story Books in business all by ourselves.
Kevin on his extensive library
If Kevin could choose one piece of great art to own, it would be Alberto Giacometti's L'objet invisible (Hands Holding the Void).
Currently on Kevin's nightstand: The Berlin Stories and Phantoms on the Bookshelves.
One of Kevin's favorite pieces of music: "Flamenco Sketches" from Kind of Blue
Kevin Delinger
Corcoran Gallery Docent
From: Washington, IL
Lives: Hyattsville, MD
Education: Geology and Geophysics, Missouri University of Science and Technology; MA in Political Theory, Catholic University
Docent since: 2012
Quote to live by: "All good things...come by grace, and grace comes by art, and art does not come easy," from Norman Maclean's A River Runs Through It
"It is because art 'does not come easy' that the Corcoran Gallery and College are so important -- and why I don't think of my work as a docent as merely a hobby or pleasant diversion."
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Bike Messengers, a short film by Reyna, Maria Helena Carey, Dakota Fine, and Colby Waller.
Reyna's thesis work is part of the NEXT at the Corcoran 2013 exhibition.
Reyna's documentary short "God's Country"
Reyna's website for her thesis.
During her study abroad trip to Tel Aviv, Reyna, a collegiate swimmer, was spotted doing laps at the university pool by the national Israeli women's water polo team, who immediately recruited her.
Thunder Burger, Reyna's favorite Georgetown grub spot.
Reyna Levine
MA, New Media Photo Journalism (spring 2013 graduate)
From: Kalamazoo, MI
Lives: Cleveland Park
Loves: swimming and step aerobics. “It’s ridiculous, but the step aerobics class at my gym in Tenlytown is so fun. There are ladies in that class who’ve been doing this since Jazzercise was big.”
Reyna’s thesis: “I spent three months living in the Upper Peninsula in Michigan near a 90-year-old blind and deaf man named Lauri Wilhelm Lappi. My thesis project includes photos and a video that combines still and moving images, including 8mm historical photos of Lappi’s family.” The work examines what it’s like to be isolated and aging in the Upper Peninsula, a place known for its harsh weather and stoic inhabitants.
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