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Bert L. Long
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VIEW THE CATALOG OUR 2009 ONE-MAN EXHIBITION OF LONG'S WORK
Internationally known Houston artist, Bert L. Long, Jr. presents his earlier paintings and self made frames alongside his latest body of work entitled, "My Daily Bread." A self taught artist, Long received his formal education in Adult Education from UCLA in 1972. Working in a variety of mediums, he has gained national and international recognition throughout his career for his thought provoking art.

Long describes the philosophy behind his work as "a quest to help people diagnose their inner self," believing his art to be "the vehicle to help facilitate the process."

When asked to psychoanalyze Long and his latest body of work, Kirk Hopper, gallery owner and long-time collector, says that he "isn't sure what all lies deep in the recesses of Bert's psyche, but it seems to be the result of at least some serious swagger and a whole lot of cornbread."

MORE ON BERT LONG
Link: Bert Long's website

Exhibition: "Bert Long's Red Book"

News: Houston Chronicle article on Long

Video: KPRC Houston "Who's Who In Black Houston"

Video: Long mural installation at Looscan Library

Video: November 2008 story on KPRC-TV about the Looscan mural

Exhibition: "My Daily Bread"


I Can See It But I Can't Feel It
Laser engraving on plaster with tree limb and acrylic paint
26" x 18" x 5"