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100_1114 by Iason Ragnar Bellerophon

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Cavemanrobot the Robotcaveman and Loser Pete

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Ajax, Stronger than Dirt!

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My Life Story

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Norfolk school of art 1999 photographed by Jackie Hoving

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A Feast Unknown 2000 

deep cut from the web archives

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Spontaneous Metaphysical Portraits by Iason Ragnar Bellerophon Via Flickr: "Spontaneous Metaphysical Saturday, May 8, 2010 Time: 12:00pm - 6:00pm Location: Postmasters Gallery Street: 459 West 19th Street (at 10th Avenue) Description On Saturday, May 8th, 2010, from 12 Noon to 6 PM, New York-based artist JASON ROBERT BELL invites the public to have him do their “Spontaneous Metaphysical Portrait” at Postmasters Gallery. Throughout gallery hours, in the manner of a traditional caricature artist, Bell will ambidextrously sketch gallery visitors interested in sitting for transformative 15 minute sessions. Invoking the most primordial interaction of the artist with the public, Bell will engage directly with the metaphysical essence of each of his new models. This transcendent experience will involve a short interview, an assessment of their morphology, and ultimately a performance of the oldest and most sacred way that an artist interacts with another person: by drawing them. As with the drawings that are currently on display in the “Mirror, Mirror” exhibit at Postmasters, Bell will be employing his trance-induced hand drawing methods from the perch of his custom-constructed drawing bench and sitters stool. Each portrait created by Bell is intended to reveal the unseen and unknowable aspects of his sitters, fusing life drawing with imaginary discoveries and building upon the psychological phenomenon of ‘first impressions’. Each of the “Spontaneous Metaphysical Portraits” created on this date will be available to their subjects for a nominal fee to be agreed upon by the sitter, the artist, and the dealer ,however that there is no obligations for the sitters to acquire their portraits. photos by Jj Sulin and myself. special thanks to Marni Kotak, all my sitters, Magdalena Sawon and Tamas Banovich

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Where are they now? #1999

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THE NINE MUSES, 1998

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Norfolk School of Art 1999 Faculty Show, Norfolk CT. 

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