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Two Coats of Paint
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Two Coats of Paint, a member of the national Culture Pundits network of art blogs, is a daily digest of reviews, commentary, and other writing about painting and related topics. Sharon Butler, an artist, writer, blogger and associate professor of visual arts at Eastern Connecticut State University, created the blog in 2007. Butler's articles, which address art and culture, appear regularly in The Brooklyn Rail and The American Prospect. Her painting, digital, installation and video projects are included in private collections in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Baltimore, Tampa, Philadelphia, Providence, London and Kyoto. She has received many awards, including a Pollock-Krasner Foundation grant. Butler lives with her husband and daughter in Mystic, Connecticut, and New York City. Selected Articles: Sharon Butler, Art in the Age of Obama The American Prospect, January 2009. Sharon Butler, ," The Brooklyn Rail, December/January 2009. Sharon Butler, Tracking Loren MacIver, The Brooklyn Rail, March 2008. Sharon Butler, The Super-sizing of American Art Museums, The American Prospect Online, November, 2007. Reviews Regina Hackett, Art Blogs Hit , Seattle Post-Intelligencer, January 8, 2007. Regina Hackett, Blog Rolls, No Jelly on The Side, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, December 2007. Amy Goetzman, , ReZoom, November 2007. Charlie Finch, Not-So-Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy, Artnet, October 2007. 
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