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Video: Kim Prepares for Opening of her 2019 Retrospective

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I thought you might enjoy seeing a video of last minute preparations for my Retrospective at the Butler Art Museum. My good friend, Linda Solomon, sent it last week for the one year anniversary of the exhibition. You will have a chance to see some of my never exhibited early artworks — including a large oil painting of my Sis!

I’m pleased to be able to share this with you.
❤️ Kim

PS: Be sure and look for the beautiful scarf with my painting, “If Only,” on it. Linda had it specially made for the exhibit!

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Kim Novak Butler Retrospective by Linda Solomon

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Pictures from My Retrospective Exhibition at the Butler Institute

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I’ve returned from the Butler Institute of American Art and have some pictures from my retrospective to share with you. These photos are from the opening reception for “Kim Novak: An Iconic Vision,” a retrospective exhibition of nearly 100 pieces of my art at the Butler Museum on June 16, 2019. At least half of my works on display also had original poems I had written to accompany them.

The show continues through October 6 at the Butler Trumbull, located at 9350 East Market St., Howland, Ohio. The museum’s hours are Wednesday through Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm.

Many grateful thanks to my very special friend and photojournalist, Linda Solomon, for taking these photos!

~Kim

My husband, Bob Malloy, with my painting “If Only,” about climate change. Photo credits: Linda Solomon, photojournalist.
Celebrating great friend and Art mentor Harley Brown’s birthday (he is on left next to me with arm up). Counterclockwise around the table: Harley’s wife is next to him. Sue Cameron at top of picture. Friend from Ashland, Oregon, Ted K., Beck Malloy. My husband, Bob Malloy, Shannon Malloy, and Marilyn K, a dear friend from Ashland. David Sokolsky, Tom from Ohio, wonderful Susie, who is part of the Butler staff…and me.