atomic girl was there so was balloon boy and chainlink man the destroyer did tricks for all the kids fog lass was there so were the ghost, the iceberg, the human torpedo, thunder lad, memory woman, the new gyroscope, nemesis, the ogre, the red question, rheostat, secret girl, the human gnat, titanium, the young sparrow, absinthe, and the cloner
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“Showcasing the work of an outsider artist”
Maybe you’ve heard of Jon Sarkin. A former chiropractor, he had a brain hemorrhage back in the late 1980s, followed by a stroke that nearly killed him, and he came…
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Open Door Gallery
Jon Sarkin: Line by Line
January 9th – March 9th 2012
Reception January 19 from 4 PM to 8 PM. At 7 PM Jon and his biographer, Amy Ellis Nutt, … -
Fish City Studios
Sarkin’s new studio on:
39 Main St.
Gloucester, MA 01930
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Wikipedia
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Bandit Kings CD Cover
Sarkin designs the cover art for local band’s latest album “Epic Hello.” Check out Dan King and the Bandit Kings.
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Featured in DMU Literary Review
Sarkin’s artwork is featured in 2011 Des Moines University Literary Review. Check out the online virtual book.
http://www.dmu.edu/flipbooks/abaton/2011/
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Bluefin (Thunnus thynnus)
Bluefin (Thunnus thynnus)
Original artwork for the Large Pelagics Research Center in Gloucester, MA.
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Book Review: Amy Ellis Nutt’s Shadows Bright as Glass
Where does your memory live? Your personality? Your career? Your soul? These are questions usually relegated to late-night conversations in dorm rooms or talk radio, or else for academics well…
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Amy Ellis Nutt: “We Must Tell Stories”
The first time Amy Ellis Nutt came across John Sarkin’s art, it was hanging on the wall of a neurologist’s office.
Amy, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for Newark’s Star-Ledger…,
JIM WRITES TO COUSIN EARL
Dear Earl,
The talk we had between us is etched upon my brain. Conversing is like horse-shoes played while waiting for a train or time spent watching paint dry or visiting Algiers.
Anyway, the truth is, you tear me up with tears. But do not get me wrong, my friend, no, I blame you not at all. For if not you, the chances are that I would take a fall and wind up like the devil or Dr. Frankenstein, planning for the end of days and thinking, “Ain’t that fine?”
But you and I, we’ve been through that and know it isn’t true. Yes, we’re like a tenor solo that makes me think of you.
Your cousin,
Jim









