17 January 2007
no jury-no prizes-no commercial tricks
Alfred Stieglitz suggested in a letter to "The Blind Man" dated
April 13, 1917 that the names of the artists in a catalogue for
an exhibition should not be revealed. An interesting approach,
indeed.
See the complete letter here (from No 2, New York May 1917
The Blind Man)
Found at the International Dada Archive.
Read more about Stieglitz at the F Blog.
good fortune
Markus's post made me think of simmilar portraits. i've chosen those powerful ones, with laughter and joy. i'd be glad if after 50 years they could look at these photos and say: "yeah, that was a good time!"
threw my bad fortune of the top of a tall building
i'd rather have done it with you
your boy's smile ive in the morning
looked into your eyes and i was really in love
/pj harvey - good fortune/
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