In 1971 a "photographer" at Pratt (I believe) had as how with 10 perfectly black 16x20 prints and 10 perfectly white 16x20 print on facing walls. Created a stir among critics but gales of laughter among my friends.
Andrew, It's my pleasure. I really needed to have this young artist's work out in the public space to bring attention to it. Sadly, he or she or they have elected to remain ...... unknown. Or unknowable. Your choice.
That 2nd photo? I've had days like that!
ReplyDeletefrom Amolitor (Photothunk), re the captions:
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Does it bother you at all that you're good at writing those captions?
ReplyDeleteA little. Yes. Well, but punctum.
ReplyDeleteIn 6 months' time, emerging, blinking, into the daylight, you'll look back and consider this some of your finest work :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, You must have a really good camera.
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ReplyDeleteIn 1971 a "photographer" at Pratt (I believe) had as how with 10 perfectly black 16x20 prints and 10 perfectly white 16x20 print on facing walls. Created a stir among critics but gales of laughter among my friends.
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Thank you for sharing these very NECESSARY images and TEXTS here!
ReplyDeleteAndrew, It's my pleasure. I really needed to have this young artist's work out in the public space to bring attention to it. Sadly, he or she or they have elected to remain ...... unknown. Or unknowable. Your choice.
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