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There was the shocking wobbliness of the usually steady Spurs. These small abstract paintings, and only slightly smaller drawings, combine rectilinear geometry with biomorphic wobbliness as easily as their facture ranges from the most feinschmecking scumbling to correctly Modern hard-edged directness. He is just trying to put together two consecutive days without the wobbliness that has sidelined him for the past five games. |
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