Monthly Archives: December 2007

[From the archives]
Tub.

I’ve been in image-making/collecting/editing mode lately. I like this photograph quite a bit, but it didn’t quite fit into the series I’m putting together now. Plastic may be ruining the world, but it sure is amazing when sunlight bursts through … Continue reading

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[From the portfolio]
Tell them I’m lost on the sidewalk.

I’ve always been interested in what happens when things get in the way. In high school I attended a local performance of Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure for English class. Partway through the proceedings, I remember my mind beginning to wander, … Continue reading

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[From the portfolio]
Sometimes We Look at Household Objects.

Sometimes we look at household objects. Proximity can make anything seem significant. The bold dumbness of an object, sitting on a table, just being – it can seem so profound, because of (or despite) its inherent meaninglessness. Still, connections are … Continue reading

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Little Screens.

A while ago I wrote a bit about the polaroid work of Mike Slack, but neglected to comment on his series High Tide. These polaroids have stuck with me; they are portraits, in a way, and are quite different from … Continue reading

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