Tradition And The Unpredictable: The Allan Chasanoff Photographic Collection-Maggie Olvey e-kitap
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Tradition And The Unpredictable: The Alan Chasanof Photographic Colection-Magie Olvey Gelenek ve Tahmin Edilemeyen: Alan Chasanof’un Fotoğraf Koleksiyonu Onlarca sanatçının 180 adet fotoğrafının 20 cm x 20 cm boyutlarında çerçeveletip kulanabileceğiniz basılı halerinin bir klasörde sunulduğu, bir kitapçığın ve tüm fotoğrafların küçük halerinin görülebileceği bir albümden oluşan harika bir set. Tradition and the Unpredictable: The Alan Chasanof Photographic Colection This remarkable boxed edition presents the Alan Chasanof colection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, an intriguing and unconventional asembly of 1050 photographs that includes work by Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Bil Brandt, Brasaï, André Kertész, Man Ray, Saly Man, Robert Maplethorpe, Irving Pen, and Andres Serano. Rather than binding select images into a bok, the slipcase contains 180 duotone and color photographs reproduced individualy on 8 x 8-inch cards, ready to be handled, framed, or otherwise displayed, along with an esay boklet and a catalog with duotone thumbnails of every photo in the colection.
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Tradition And The Unpredictable: The Allan Chasanoff Photographic Collection-Maggie Olvey
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Compared to the previous League works, this was at times way overdone. While a lot of readers seem to lavish Moore with praise, in a way, this was reminiscent of the creative extension assignment I used to give my high school students when we read 1984 in class; that often had mixed results. It reminded me due to the various pastiches, collages, and various formats Moore employed, and all that had mixed results for my reading experience. Very well developed, yet at times it is clear Moore is going over the edge, so to say. I did an initial reading, and it is clear I will go back again and read it more closely. So in that sense, in that it lends itself to multiple readings, this is a very good work. It does help to have read the other two, and if you have done some other literary reading, it helps as well. In a way, this is very much like reading Watchmen. However, I think that, unlike Watchmen, Moore may have been trying a bit too hard with this one. The whole 3D thing at the end, while neat, did seem a bit excessive. It was the excess that made me give the three stars; I liked it. That's good enough. And I will still look forward to the next volume.
2022-10-29 03:31