http://sarahwichlacz.com body of work Wed, 23 Aug 2006 03:30:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Washington DC Summer 2006 at Sarah Wichlacz I've just settled into my new place in Washington DC (Alexandria, Va specifically.) The move was fairly sudden; but my husband Shawn (http://shawnrider.com) was offered a job a PBS and I was too good to pass up. I've been exploring the city trying to ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=130 Miroslav Tichý Homepage I few weeks ago I made a post on Miroslav Tichý - http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=12 A little later I was lucky enough to get a comment on the post from Brian Tjepkema, Tichý's own apprentice. I claimed that Tichý was a bona fide outsider artist, one that might not ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=93 Buffalo Zoo Gate Sculptures at Sarah Wichlacz I finally shot the animal sculptures surrounding Buffalo Zoo; I only wish I could tell you more about them. Again, I shot digital with the lens baby; I just can't get enough of the selective focus. The Buffalo Zoo is the third oldest institution ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=88 www.liweiart.com I've been trying to think of something profound enough to say about Li Wei's fantastic images. I imagine his unique disembodied head and embedded head images, especially given the particularly Chinese locations, work as a metaphor for changing China. Wei himself says "The brain is the geography of the person. ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=78 Preliminary Scanner Camera at Sarah Wichlacz I just wanted to put up some of my early scanner camera work (2005) - this is just a taste of a few early series. There is more to come... From the artist statment- These scanner camera images are cubist, allowing us to see multiple angles and ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=77 I wrote this essay for a film theory course I took from Brian Henderson back in 2004 when I was a grad student at University of Buffalo. Ironically, when I was researching the topic I found that Brian Henderson, my prof, had written one of the most important essays on ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=74 More golden oldies from Sarah's vault. I wrote this essay as an undergrad (1999 I think;) it's not bad, a little naive, but I make some good points and have a few great examples. Mark and Bourke-White certainly have much in common. Bourke-White marks the evolution from the machine aesthetic ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=66 Andrea Modica at Catherine Edelman Gallery I just noticed that Andrea Modica is showing at Chicago's Catherine Edelman Gallery; wish I could afford a Treadwell print - but "...8 x 10" platinum/palladium contact prints made in an edition of 20 with 3 AP's ... range from $2000 to $6000 depending on ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=60 Raised By Wolves as a Non-Fictional Multi-Media Narrative I was reminded of this essay when I recently posted about Antoine D’Agata's social documentary work. I wrote this essay back in 2001; I was taking an English course on narrative from Rick Fehrenbacher. Being a fan of Jim Goldberg's work I saw ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=61 exactitudes.nl This is one of my favorite photographic websites of all time. Photographer Ari Versluis and stylist Ellie Uyttenbroek have made a thing of beauty. A fashion spread meets Bernd and Hilla Becher's Typologies, but way better. Another wonderful use of the semiotic photographic grid; Susan Eder and Marion Faller's work ... http://sarahwichlacz.com/?p=48