Archives for May 2009
My Schoolboy Crush: Carleton Watkins
Have you ever had the experience of learning a new word, only to hear it everywhere for a little while? It’s possible that I just wasn’t paying attention before, but it seems like I have been hearing Carleton Watkins’ name everywhere these days. I first noticed his photographs at the Framing a Century exhibition at the Met last fall. I had seen a few of his photographs in books, but seeing them in person really caught my attention. His photographs seemed to be vibrating at a different frequency than the other images in the show.
Corey Arnold at Caption Gallery
Next Thursday marks the opening of a new gallery in Dumbo, and with it, a show from Corey Arnold. It seems that I have been hearing a lot about Corey’s work lately, and with good reason: it is completely, jaw-droppingly amazing. Be sure to check out his website.
Recent arrivals via post
My eyes are tired from looking at too many JPGs. I am happy to report that the United States Postal Service is still in business, and here are a few prints I’ve received in the mail over the last couple of months to prove it.
Print of the Month for May, 2009: Wyman Park, Baltimore
Wyman Park, Baltimore, 2009
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This is a companion piece to the print from last month, which was also taken in Baltimore. I like these two together very much. Don’t forget, you can also see the rest of the series here.
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