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Quick peek at how my studio looked last Spring, at about 2min40sec, but don’t skip!
Susana Raab took that picture three years ago when we saw the Robert Frank show at the National Gallery. Back when I was in my “I’m Where Waldo Is” phase.
I have a piece in “Day Job”, curated by Nina Katchadourian and Stuart Horodner, which opens tonight at Atlanta Contemporary Art Center at 7pm. Good Food truck will be there!
Here’s the idea behind the show:
Day Job: Georgia brings together 15 artists whose various modes of employment have a clear link to the art that they produce. Selected from a statewide call for submissions that yielded hundreds of applicants, those chosen work in the food, architecture, gardening, sales, security, customer service, home improvement, and childcare industries.
I made my piece while driving (while seated) to my day job, over the course of a month or so, while stuck-in (and/or slowly moving through) Atlanta’s irreducible traffic.
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One of the few things in this photo that can’t be tumblr’ified — a small and perfect heart drawn in the wet cement at the apex of this hairpin, in Vietnam.
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I was in DC when this article about a photograph from So Help Me hit the newsracks this weekend. It’s always interesting to see how things look in print. This is the picture they chose to write about - a boy eyeing his barber’s Barack Obama pin, in August of ‘07.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Making art of history, by Drew Jubera, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sunday, January 18, 2009
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