Phyllis Bramson in Her Studio

“Phyllis Bramson paints from her wholly-owned perspective of Fragonard, Chinese pleasure books, bawdy ashtrays, and the provocative Art that cartoons hope they grow up to be.
Painting/collaging in her Chicago studio, discussing her work with a minimum of artspeak and a maximum of intimate detail, she invites the audience for a revealing studio visit.”

Check out this gem of a short documentary by Doug vanderHoof featuring issue #10 contributor Phyllis Bramson.  See work from the issue–see the process and the work to scale–so amazing!

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