I just recently saw a couple really amazing shows at the MOMA with a new found friend/coworker. The first was a history of images made by Women in Photography. Discovered some new favorites; Melissa Shook, Anne W. Brigman. Check these ladies out! The show expertly transformed into another; Staging Action: Performance in Photography, which blew me away: hello Adrian Piper. Wow. If you're in the NYC area before April 4th, do not hesitate. Amongst all this inspirational work, the question came up- who would you buy, if you could only purchase one print. My friend's answer: Nan Goldin. Mine? You're looking at it. Such a sucker for the peaceful intimate beauty of the everyday by the great William Eggleston.
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Today, everyday
I just recently saw a couple really amazing shows at the MOMA with a new found friend/coworker. The first was a history of images made by Women in Photography. Discovered some new favorites; Melissa Shook, Anne W. Brigman. Check these ladies out! The show expertly transformed into another; Staging Action: Performance in Photography, which blew me away: hello Adrian Piper. Wow. If you're in the NYC area before April 4th, do not hesitate. Amongst all this inspirational work, the question came up- who would you buy, if you could only purchase one print. My friend's answer: Nan Goldin. Mine? You're looking at it. Such a sucker for the peaceful intimate beauty of the everyday by the great William Eggleston.
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