Press 2006
Molly Knight, DC Style Magazine
Molly Knight, DC Style Magazine — feature profile (January/February 2006)
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Also in 2006
- Media Artist Talk — Matt Sesow speaks about his art at George Washington University
- Exhibition “Don Giovanni,” Rebus Works, Raleigh, NC
- Exhibition Hollywood, CA: “Theater of Note”
- Exhibition Two-Person Show — with Dana Ellyn
- Exhibition Two-Person Show — with Justin Kaufman
- Exhibition “Soul Mining,” Gallery One Eight, Washington, DC
- Milestone Curated and created paintings from DC Street Banners for “Banners from the Fringe”
- Exhibition 24-hour mural painting — Washington, DC Fringe Festival
- Press “Fringe for the Eyes” — Washington Post Going Out Gurus, July 2006
- Press “24 Hours of Color” — Ward 2 News on the Fringe mural, 2006
- Exhibition “Cupidity,” Gallery Neptune, Washington, DC
- Exhibition Outsider Art in the Hamptons
- Exhibition Hurn Museum, Savannah, GA — “The Faces of Folk”
- Press Washington City Paper — “Remastered” Critic’s Pick
- Press Sacramento Bee — Critic’s Pick, Pamela Skinner Gallery Dog and Cat Group Show
- Press MSDC Magazine — “Art of War” article
- Press “The Pain Practitioner” Magazine
- Press “Ideas in Pictures” #5 — two drawings by Matt Sesow
- Press N&O Newspaper — Raleigh
- Press Days of Action, Calls For Peace
- Media Exit Clov CD covers — painting on two CD covers by DC band Exit Clov
- Milestone Paints in Morocco — Essaouira and Marrakech
- Exhibition Merrill-Jennings Galleries, Davidson, NC
- Exhibition “Art of War” — Studio One Eight, March 2006
- Press The Examiner, October 28, 2006 — “a loose collective of non-art-school visionaries”