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James Kalm drifts into Soho to kick off the new season with a pair of highly anticipated exhibitions.

James Kalm is caught doing late night recon on the installation of recent paintings by one of today s most accomplished and recognized artists, Peter Doig. Kalm returns for the opening to bring viewers a glimpse of the works and the attendant crowd of art world dignitaries and well-wishers. Using diverse means, and sources, Doig paints with a spontaneous and inventive hand achieving layers of translucent color that recalls Rothko s scrims of pigment and the simplified figure in landscape compositions of Milton Avery.

James Kalm rolls down to Soho to catch the tail end of the exhibition of one of America s great post war figurative artists. Leon Golub, (1922-2004) presents us, in these late paintings, with a mingling of his mastery of representation and a heightened use of abstracted space. These massive unstretched canvases focus on scenes recalling the brutality of political and social strife, but Golub nevertheless maintains the legacy of classical painting and brings the influences of Titian and Goya into a contemporary context.