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JANICE T. PAINE

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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · BY JANICE T. PAINE

    Modernism with an American accent - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Gallery visitor Lynnelle St. Albord checks out the work of Joseph Vorst at the Naples Art Institute. -JANICE T. PAINE / FLORIDA WEEKLY Frank Verpoorten refers to this exhibition as a show for grown-ups, but he doesn’t mean you have to be over 21 to appreciate it. Instead, he’s highlighting the fact that “New Ways of Seeing: American Modernism from a Private Collection” looks more like a small museum exhibit than what you’d typically find in a community art center. As the director and chief curat

  2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · BY JANICE T. PAINE

    Modernism with an American accent - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Gallery visitor Lynnelle St. Albord checks out the work of Joseph Vorst at the Naples Art Institute. -JANICE T. PAINE / FLORIDA WEEKLY Frank Verpoorten refers to this exhibition as a show for grown-ups, but he doesn’t mean you have to be over 21 to appreciate it. Instead, he’s highlighting the fact that “New Ways of Seeing: American Modernism from a Private Collection” looks more like a small museum exhibit than what you’d typically find in a community art center. As the director and chief curat

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · BY JANICE T. PAINE

    Listening to Color - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Linling Lu in her studio, Baltimore, Maryland, 2019. Photograph by Xiaoming Liu, Ph.D. Courtesy of Arting Gallery. -COURTESY PHOTO Artist Linling Lu is a quiet person whose paintings can get loud. A self-described introvert who enjoys periods of solitude, Lu turns up the volume in her art primarily through the use of brilliant color. She has a whole candybox of hues at her disposal and she wields them liberally to express herself in artworks that are formally structured but emotionally grounded.

  4. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · BY JANICE T. PAINE

    Listening to Color - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Linling Lu in her studio, Baltimore, Maryland, 2019. Photograph by Xiaoming Liu, Ph.D. Courtesy of Arting Gallery. -COURTESY PHOTO Artist Linling Lu is a quiet person whose paintings can get loud. A self-described introvert who enjoys periods of solitude, Lu turns up the volume in her art primarily through the use of brilliant color. She has a whole candybox of hues at her disposal and she wields them liberally to express herself in artworks that are formally structured but emotionally grounded.

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