Previous Shows: 2013: What I Like About You: What I Like About You: Ian White Williams -- > Paul Behnke

Ian White Williams -- > Paul Behnke

The ease of his handshake, the slight drawl in his voice, his clear eyes and slow, precise phrasing. Paul is warm, bright, studied without pretense. He is welcoming, familiar upon first introduction and rich with insight and context. His paintings do not belie his being.

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- 2017
  - A Room With A View (curated by Lauren Whearty)
  - Overlaid and Underpinned, curated by Anthony Falcetta
  - Aporia (curated by Mary DeVincentis Herzog
- 2016
  - Fiction (With Only Daylight Between Us) .v2
    - Fiction (With Only Daylight Between Us) .v2
    - Artists
  - Steve Gibson
    - Steve Gibson
    - Interview
  - Making a World: Mud Castles and Strange Wild Places
    - Susan Carr
    - An Interview
  - Open Pomegranate
- 2015
  - The Player's Dinner
  - We Play So Hard At Being Human
  - Decisons curated by Polly Shindler
    - DECISIONS
  - Search Party
  - The Julies and Julia Show
  - Significant Details
  - Chill, Zen, Funk, & Twang
    - Introduction: C,Z,F & T
    - Chill, Zen, Funk & Twang I
    - Chill, Zen, Funk & Twang II
    - Chill, Zen, Funk, & Twang III
- 2014
  - Soft Eyes
  - Viewing Surface
  - By Pleasure of Doing
  - One Plus One is One
    - Statement
  - “Mind’s Eye (or, Ten Ways to Float)”
  - Image After
    - Image After
    - Curated by Talia Shulze
  - Run Into Yourself
  - Fresh as Form
  - The Thing of It Is (curated by Steve Gibson)
  - Remote Viewing
- 2013
  - Order Manifest
  - Fine Time: You've Got Love Technique
  - Above the elbow and up to the neck
  - States of Being
  - What I Like About You
    - What I Like About You
  - Tune In, Paint Out
  - Untitled curated by TJ Donovan
  - Shock the Monkey
  - Repetition, Rhythm, and Pattern.
  - Meta Vista
    - Meta Vista
  - Emptiness is Form
- 2012
  - ALLTOGETHERNOW
  - Materials and Methods
  - Obsessive Aesthetics
  - YOU WERE HERE
  - Focused Field
  - A Dialogue in Abstraction
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