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F. Lennox Campello

03.01.2008

F. Lennox Campello is a widely published free-lance art critic and is often heard on NPR discussing art issues. He has curated more than 100 art shows in the last decade in the Mid-Atlantic region and publishes Mid-Atlantic Daily Campello Art News, one of the world’s highest-ranked daily art blogs. He lives in Media, Pa.

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Steven Soderbergh's 'Che'	January 27 2009
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, the Cuban revolution’s grim executioner, put people to death and wrecked Cuba’s economy. Steven Soderbergh’s two-part epic puts people to sleep and wastes their time. Che. A film by Steven Soderbergh. At the Ritz Five, 214 Walnut St. (215) 925-7900 or www.landmarktheatres.com/Market/Philadelphia/Philadelphia_Frameset.htm.
Moore College Senior Show	May 06 2008
Moore College’s Senior Show somewhat restored my faith not only in the quality of current student work, but that someone at Moore is teaching students how to present their work professionally. “Emerging Artists and Designers: Senior Show 2008.” Through May 18, 2008 at Moore College of Art and Design, 20th St. and Ben Franklin Parkway. (215) 965.4000 or Senior show at West Chester U.		April 29 2008
West Chester University’s Senior Art Exhibition fits neatly into the pattern of most student art shows: some spectacularly bad work, a wide median of adequate work and a few flashes of brilliance. And who is teaching these students? Senior Art Exhibition. Through May 9, 2008 at McKinney & Long Galleries, Mitchell Hall, West Chester University, West Chester, Pa. (610) 436-1000 or www.wcupa.edu.
'Frida Kahlo' at Art Museum (3rd review)	March 01 2008
My first exposure to The Two Fridas in Mexico City in 1975 was love, or more like witchcraft, at first sight. I became addicted to the work and imagery of this Champagne Communist Mexican virago. But the Art Museum’s current Kahlo show offers surprises even for a Fridaphile like me. "Frida Kahlo." Through May 18, 2008 at Philadelphia Museum of Art, Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 26th St. (215) 763-8100 or