Grafist@aol.com
Date: 02/23/02-06:11:59 AM Z
In a message dated 23/02/02 05:52:26 GMT Standard Time, jseigel@panix.com
writes:
> Brilliant art is humbling
............................................
Judy and all, I dont know whether anyone would agree with the view that
one's concept of Art or art depends to a large degree on one's sense of
humor. Re the Turner prize thing......next year I am considering submitting
"The Mystery of Art" which would consist of telling the public that the work
of fine art (F/Art) exists within a locked room which will never be opened.
There would be a large padlock on the door of the gallery in which the work
exists. Gallery staff would be sworn not to divulge the contents of the room.
Of course, the room would be completely empty....or would it?....except for
what each person would imagine was in the room. Or, there would really be
nothing in the room except the work of F/Art.
This week I have been mostly studying the wind and how to photograph
it.
The hares have returned, already.
Best. Got to have my dichro fix.
John- Photographist - London - Angleterre
P.S Good photography is when all your holiday snaps come out nice.
"laissez les bon temps (avec nos images) rouler."
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