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Jeremy Blake Show Reviewed in NY Sun

By Kate on November 16, 2007 8:46 AM

Lance Esplund reviews the memorial exhibit of artist Jeremy Blake’s work at Kinz, Tillou, & Feigen. Writing in the NY Sun, Esplund examines the influence of the 60s on Blake and decides:

In Blake’s videos, there is no self-consciousness. He does more than pay homage. He is a journeyman, a mad poet exploring his youth. He revisits, re-examines, and reclaims his formative years, creating synesthetic films that meld biography, music, and painting in lyric, hypnotic, psychedelic stews.

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