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Ray Heus is a poet who doesn't use words. He relies instead on the language of art to convey his visions. But if his drawings were word poems, they would have rhyme, meter and punctuation. If his paintings could be magically transformed into speech, the listener would understand what the poet was trying to say without first spending hour after hour desciphering the message.
The works which go on display this weekend at Washington’s Middle St. Gallery are not those of an abstract artist. Heus' work is representational. His watercolor landscapes look like landscapes, not smears
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