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My Name Is Alan and I Paint Pictures mental illness; and the path to success for artists and the politics of the art establishment. The film had an art-house theatrical run in New York and Los Angeles in 2007 and 2008. Most recently "My Name is Alan..." was shown on the Ovation Arts Network in February and May 2009. The film has received sparse and varied reviews. "The Village Voice" gives a generally negative review, while "The New York Times" a positive one. My Name Is Alan and I Paint Pictures My Name is Alan, and I Paint Pictures is a 2007 documentary film directed by Johnny Boston.