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MENLO MACFARLANE Jazz Art Images
MENLO MACFARLANE , a musician and artist, has been working with E.J. Gold since 1978, on music and art, and other projects. He is a frequently exhibited painter, with hundreds of one-man and group shows to his credit. He contributed three monumental canvasses to the Wynton Marsalis Concert installation. His work was selected to appear in the Baker's Dozen Show at Julie Baker Fine Art.
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From Menlo's bio: "'Pastels fall through the ceiling of my studio, all I do is hold the paper in the right spot to break their fall.' Menlo Macfarlane, or 'Mr. M,' is the wizard among the artists of the Grass Valley Graphics Group. With his multimedia work in performance and visual arts he defies any categorization.

"He has been referred to as a genuine shamanic artist with a professional background in dancing (he worked with Alvin Nikolai and Merce Cunningham, among others) and a great reputation as studio percussionist and percussion teacher. He is a true multi-instrumentalist (specializing in tribal instruments from Africa and Australia), performance artist and prolific visual artist who with his pastels and his luminaires has gained an international reputation.

"Macfarlane’s pastels remind us in their witty and invigorating freshness of French and German Dadaist art of the twenties. Each one of his works is a complete surprise, a fresh and humorous approach to what life has to offer. Often what seems like a harmless whim reveals itself at second glance as a powerful aesthetic statement.

"Macfarlane sees his art as doorways that can be used by artist and viewer alike to 'track back to a location where the mood originated.' The mood, not the mind, is the key to Macfarlane’s art: 'I don’t try to think about my art, I don’t draw from the mind. I work with my hands, and if I could, I would work with my eyes closed.'"

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