From the Curator - July 1997 (Biennial)

[Tony Karp]

Dear Art Lover,

As curator of the Techno-Impressionist Museum, it is my pleasure to invite you
to the opening of our 1st Biennial Exposition. This exhibit showcases new and
experimental works by the leading Techno-Impressionist artists.

If you loved the Whitney Biennial, you'll love the Techno-Impressionist
Biennial.

If you Hated the Whitney Biennial, you'll love the Techno-Impressionist
Biennial.

Also currently featured in our exhibit space:

<-- Techno-Impressionism - Art from the sea -->

This exhibition is inspired by the work of Edward Weston and Georgia O'Keeffe.
It also demonstrates the quality you can achieve with a digital camera.

<-- Early Techno-Impressionist art -->

This long-awaited exhibition traces the origin of Techno-Impressionism back to
its earliest roots. No expense has been spared in bringing you these startling
new finds.

Our Permanent Collection now has 35 galleries, each with five images.

Plus:

A newly-expanded Library featuring:
Art History and art criticism
Quotes from Techno-Impressionist artists
A lagniappe

A bistro -- where you can join the artists for a glass of wine
and lively discussions

A salon -- the latest in poetry and fiction

And lots more

Future planned additions:

Sculpture Garden -- Featuring an exhibit by Rodan, a Japanese sculptor

Museum Store and Gift Shop -- Purchase Techno-Impressionist art

Cafeteria -- Artistic snacks with zero calories

Restrooms -- Jasper ain't the only Johns

Address:

The West entrance to the Museum is on Fifth Avenue in New York
The East entrance is on the Champes-Elysées in Paris
On the web, you can reach us at:

http://www.techno-impressionist.com

RSVP

Tony Karp, Curator of the Techno-Impressionist Museum
tk...@techno-Impressionist.com tk...@interport.net

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