2004 Ken Aptekar, It was time, 35″ x 70″ diptych, oil/wood, sandblasted glass, bolts, after (both) Edward Hopper, Drug Store, 1927 and New York Office, 1962TEXT: It was time. She tossed a jacket over her shoulder and left without shutting the door. Out on the street, the folded sheet, the one with all the figures, fell from her pocket as she disappeared around the Ken Aptekar, I just kept on, 35″ x70″ diptych, oil/wood, sandblasted glass, bolts, after Piet Mondrian, Broadway Boogie Woogie, 1942-3, Museum of Modern Art, NYTEXT: I just kept on, not knowing if or when I’d make it. I had come to the end of the line. Then, out of the blue, as I turned the Ken Aptekar, Susanna and the Elders, 200460″ x 30″ (152.5cm x 76.2cm), diptych, oil/wood, sandblasted glass, bolts, after Paul Cezanne, Chateau Noir, 1900-1904, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.Edgar Degas, Le Baignoire, 1885-86, Hillstead Museum, Farmington, ConnecticutTEXT: I didn’t want to do what they asked so I didn’t. I wanted to do what I wanted so I did. February 1, 2016 Ken Aptekar