Deborah Colton Gallery presents Bert

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Bert is 60-minute documentary film that follows the life and art of Rome Prize winner Bert L. Long, Jr., as seen through the eyes of collectors, colleagues, art institutions and friends. Narrated by artist John Alexander, the film reflects on the long and storied career as told by admirers such as Peter Marzio, the late Director of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts curator Valerie Cassel Oliver, Leslie King Hammond, Dean Emeritus, Maryland Institute College of Art, artists Rick Lowe and Floyd Newsome, founders of Project Row Houses, as well as artists and collectors such as David McGee, Jesse Lott, Dick DeGuerin and Marilyn Oshman. 

Bert is 60-minute documentary film that follows the life and art of Rome Prize winner Bert L. Long, Jr., as seen through the eyes of collectors, colleagues, art institutions and friends. Narrated by artist John Alexander, the film reflects on the long and storied career as told by admirers such as Peter Marzio, the late Director of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts curator Valerie Cassel Oliver, Leslie King Hammond, Dean Emeritus, Maryland Institute College of Art, artists Rick Lowe and Floyd Newsome, founders of Project Row Houses, as well as artists and collectors such as David McGee, Jesse Lott, Dick DeGuerin and Marilyn Oshman.

Bert is 60-minute documentary film that follows the life and art of Rome Prize winner Bert L. Long, Jr., as seen through the eyes of collectors, colleagues, art institutions and friends. Narrated by artist John Alexander, the film reflects on the long and storied career as told by admirers such as Peter Marzio, the late Director of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts curator Valerie Cassel Oliver, Leslie King Hammond, Dean Emeritus, Maryland Institute College of Art, artists Rick Lowe and Floyd Newsome, founders of Project Row Houses, as well as artists and collectors such as David McGee, Jesse Lott, Dick DeGuerin and Marilyn Oshman.

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Deborah Colton Gallery
2445 North Blvd.
Houston, TX 77098
https://www.deborahcoltongallery.com/

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