In Black and White goes kaput at 2pm this Friday. That’s all folks.
The artist talk last week went really well. I’m always a little (or very) nervous before that kind of thing, since you have no idea if anyone is going to be interested in the work, if they’re going to take offense and throw a fit. I thought it went well. I started the talk and then Angie Bray talked about her work and we finished with Pierre Picot. During my talk, I got the brief chance to play fanboy to Harlan Ellison in response to a too good question from a visitor involving Ellison’s story The Deathbird. I’m always amazed to hear Angie talk about her work. Her work is so damn simple, and so involving on the part of the viewer, and she can really explain her process and the means by which her work developed. I hadn’t met Pierre Picot before, and I like the cut of his jib – he’s got a sharp mind and an explorer’s fascination with the unknown.
I recorded audio of the whole talk, and you can download it right here. Enjoy!
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