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brad industry posted:
I saw some huge Crewdson prints at the North Carolina Museum of Art, they are so much more awe-inspiring at tremendous size.
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brad industry posted:I couldn't find a mention of it on their site, is it still up? Or is it part of their permanent collection? I'm going to be in Charlotte next month, might have to make a road trip to Raleigh - I've never seen those prints in person. Hmm, I'm not sure-- it's been a few years since I was there-- it wasn't many prints, just maybe two or three, I think. It may well have been a rotating/traveling exhibit.
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Nov 25, 2009 00:58
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Pompous Rhombus posted:I'm generally the same way (even with older people who do it, I've gone through a few such books [picked up by accident when pulling books at random from library shelves]), but I thought the photos from the series linked were actually pretty good. Yeah I think it is the self-indulgence that shines through and is off-putting about people who spend a huge amount of time on self-portraits.
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Bottom Liner posted:Everything on that page reads like something from http://www.artybollocks.com/#abg_full Mockery often belies ignorance. Those write ups are fairly descriptive and make sense with the images. Sometimes people take photos, or paint, or make sculptures, to express an emotion or a feeling or a thought, not to make money. You should try it sometime.
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May 14, 2013 21:48
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xzzy posted:Aww, that's a little disappointing. But reading up on the images it makes more sense what's going on. Why is it disappointing? Do you leave every movie mad when you find out that they used special effects?
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