On the hompage of the Washington Posts website there is the following story!
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Illustrating That Looks Aren't Everything
NEW YORK — Sometimes, all it takes to make good art is to point a finger — or a camera — at our world's most telling peculiarities. That, at least, is how many leading artists feel these days: They believe that content, presented as transparently as possible, is what ought to matter most; artsy form can only interfere. Photographers Andrea Robbins and Max Becher have made a career of such telling transparency. Their razor-sharp photographs seem like nothing more than windows open on the strangeness in the world. It's an effect that in itself demands an artful eye.
The Washington Post on 770’s Around the World
On the hompage of the Washington Posts website there is the following story!
Click here to veiw the photos!
Illustrating That Looks Aren’t Everything
NEW YORK — Sometimes, all it takes to make good art is to point a finger — or a camera — at our world’s most telling peculiarities. That, at least, is how many leading artists feel these days: They believe that content, presented as transparently as possible, is what ought to matter most; artsy form can only interfere. Photographers Andrea Robbins and Max Becher have made a career of such telling transparency. Their razor-sharp photographs seem like nothing more than windows open on the strangeness in the world. It’s an effect that in itself demands an artful eye.
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