November 4, 2010
Hmmm
How would my images look on a wall in a gallery? In what order? I'm still figuring it out...
I draw inspiration from Alec Soth (despite his bad disposition, personality, and general rep in our thesis class) and enjoy the way in which he displays his photos in a gallery. Most large, some small, a few diptychs, white frames, decent spacing, straight on, simple. I believe the work I am doing would be best understood through a book, which would be on display in the gallery alongside the work.
Dog Days, Bogata
Broken Manual
Sleeping By the Mississippi installation shot and book cover
November 3, 2010
Kate Breakey
I am thrilled to be attending Kate Breakey's first retrospective and book signing for her new publication Painted Light this Saturday at 7 PM. It will be held at the Witliff Collection at the Alkek Library (7th floor) at Texas State in San Marcos. If you haven't wandered through the Witliff Collection it is amazing and Breakey's work is breathtaking all around but even more striking in person as they are massive in size. RSVP here: thewittliffcollections@txstate.edu
October 26, 2010
October 14, 2010
October 13, 2010
October 7, 2010
October 6, 2010
My Son My Son What Have Ye Done
David Lynch presents a Werner Herzog flick? Yes, 'tis true. One of the strangest films I've seen in a while, but I enjoyed it. And if you like Flamingos or Willem Dafoe, its a must-see.
October 5, 2010
Bobby Dunbar
This morning while running I listened to the This American Life episode "The Ghost of Bobby Dunbar". Some of the episodes shine a lil more than others and this is definitely one of them.
Sypnosis: In 1912 a four year-old boy named Bobby Dunbar went missing in a swamp in Louisiana. Eight months later, he was found in the hands of a wandering handyman in Mississippi. However, the boy was actually Bruce Anderson.
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