Sunday, January 30, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
a note to my son, stefan
what is interesting is that we are intersecting!
you have grown up and are writing about art.
i, who started my career late in life, am producing art.
i went back to school when i was 50, 13 years ago.
you and anthony were in shock that i would leave my
careet at the NFB! i remember.
i just wanted to immerse myself in photography and went
on to do my MA in visual arts.
and now, you are doing an MA in Art History.
and able to write about my work with somewhat of an objective eye
having watched me rebuild a career and evolve in
my photographic expression, stepping into a world that
is kind of a fictional narrative...
having come from a documentary film background...
every moment is two moments. Anne Michaels.
you have grown up and are writing about art.
i, who started my career late in life, am producing art.
i went back to school when i was 50, 13 years ago.
you and anthony were in shock that i would leave my
careet at the NFB! i remember.
i just wanted to immerse myself in photography and went
on to do my MA in visual arts.
and now, you are doing an MA in Art History.
and able to write about my work with somewhat of an objective eye
having watched me rebuild a career and evolve in
my photographic expression, stepping into a world that
is kind of a fictional narrative...
having come from a documentary film background...
every moment is two moments. Anne Michaels.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
of time, lost now at Art Mur in montreal
In of time, lost, Montreal-based photographer
Ewa Zebrowski reflects upon the suspension and deterioration of memory.
Evocative and mysterious, Zebrowski's quiet yet poignant images plumb
the depths of a desire for the past. The collection, shot in Italy and France,
belies its medium - the photos shimmer, as if submerged just below the surface.
Stefan Zebrowski-Rubin
of time, lost will be at At Mur in Montreal until February 26, 2011.
Ewa Zebrowski reflects upon the suspension and deterioration of memory.
Evocative and mysterious, Zebrowski's quiet yet poignant images plumb
the depths of a desire for the past. The collection, shot in Italy and France,
belies its medium - the photos shimmer, as if submerged just below the surface.
Stefan Zebrowski-Rubin
of time, lost will be at At Mur in Montreal until February 26, 2011.
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