By combining text and images in surprising and quixotic ways, John Lurie creates a personal mythology that blurs distinctions between real experiences and the imaginary. Through strange and ironic lines like "New York is for idiots" and "If you marry me we can live here," the watercolors are both brash and sensitive, honest and cavalier, implying a sense of fantastic narrative and extended moments. While many know Lurie's work in film, television, and music, he has also been a visual artist since the 1970s. This exhibition will focus on approximately 80 recent watercolors and works on paper.