Showing posts with label Memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Memory. Show all posts
Sunday, 15 January 2012
Saturday, 29 January 2011
SHOWS- Angelhead Hipsters, the photographs of Allen Ginsberg
At the National Theatre in London.
" The poignancy of a photograph comes from looking back to a fleeting moment in a floating world."- Allen Ginsberg 1990
" The poignancy of a photograph comes from looking back to a fleeting moment in a floating world."- Allen Ginsberg 1990
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| L-R: Lucien Carr, Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs |
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| William Burroughs |
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| Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso |
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| Patti Smith and William Burroughs |
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Artist Book - Passingwords
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| Copyrigt (c) Ana Vicente & Ivan Richards 2008 |
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| Copyrigt (c) Ana Vicente & Ivan Richards 2008 |
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| Copyrigt (c) Ana Vicente & Ivan Richards 2008 |
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| Copyrigt (c) Ana Vicente & Ivan Richards 2008 |
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| Copyrigt (c) Ana Vicente & Ivan Richards 2008 |
Passingwords finds its source in books, magazines, comics and paper ephemera as well as television recordings circa. 1960's up until present. The significance of these images to wotadot are related to memory and deconstructed, they represent pieces of a coded message.
Passingwords aims to communicate fragmented stories, memories and the images are intended to be seen as messages, stories or words that were said and forgotten and through the process of over layered drawing these layers then represent the time that passes and the message that loses its original meaning and finds new coded and often apocalyptic themes.
Passingwords aims to communicate fragmented stories, memories and the images are intended to be seen as messages, stories or words that were said and forgotten and through the process of over layered drawing these layers then represent the time that passes and the message that loses its original meaning and finds new coded and often apocalyptic themes.
Passingwords... is inkjet printed on 100gsm drawing paper previously painted with ink and bleached, in a numbered edition of 12 copies, concertina bound. The front and back covers are made of cardboard painted with black and white gloss paint, respectively. Each book comes inside a plastic sleeve, numbered and signed.
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