Visual Art Isaac Layman on In/Visible: “It’s a color photograph of a pane of glass used to frame art work.”
posted by August 11 at 13:00 PM
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Isaac Layman’s Picture Framing Glass (2008), photograph of the glass used to frame the photograph of the glass, 29 by 23 inches
Standing in front of the image seen above, Isaac Layman A. explains it, and B. explains why he took it (ie, why we love reproductions better than the real thing):
(*Click here to listen to the whole podcast with Isaac Layman.)
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Is this the only person making art in Seattle? Jeez? What are you, his agent?
Wow, the art on here get's worse and worse.
Now if I take a photo of a copy machine, printed it on said copy machine, and then take a photo of a copy machine with with photo of the copy machine next to it I could end up in the Visual Art section and everyone could rave about how bold a photo of a copy machine is.
Seriously, get a clue as to what are is quality and what art is just plain junk.
It's, like, recursion n'shit.
pretentious art sucks
Why ARE you spending so much time on Layman? I can't see what's so interesting and what hasn't been done a million-and-one times before without much variation.
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