"Thousands of people pass through the White House every year, and some of them are lucky enough to meet the President. If you're a celebrity the chances are good that you will. O.J. Simpson was one of the lucky ones, and brought his family along to meet a plaid-clad President Ford in the Cabinet Room in the summer of 1976 (with wife Marguerite, daughter Arnelle and son Jason who appears underwhelmed by the experience). This photo apparently was a prized O.J. posession, and was at the center of a Las Vegas heist in which he tried to recover his own memorabilia at the point of a gun. If O.J.. Simpson had just called me instead of jacking his own memorabilia he might not be in the slammer today. I would have given him a copy of the ohoto, and surrendered it without a fight! Simspon received a 33-year sentence in 2008 for the robbery, but could be out in 2017 if he plays his cards right." - David Hume Kennerly
January 20 -April 3, 2010
This is a short film made by Alex Rotaru featuring many of the gallery's artists in a gorgeous spec house we staged with our art: Horace Bristol, Robert Stivers, Tom Benedek, Malone Mills, Rhea Carmi, Francisco Larios Osuna, Hermann Lederle, Lizzie Lennard, Cindy Bennett, Peter Tunney, Paula Rae Gibson.
