Untitled (Tres Cruises) Peru 1984
There are some photographs I took in the 80’s while living in Peru that get very little attention. I had an exhibit of photos that I had taken in New York at the Peruvian North American Cultural Institute. They server picso sours through out the night. It was even written up in La Commercial the major newspaper in Lima on the front page. Then I exhibited that photographs that I had taken in Peru in Houston.
I painted the studio door red.
Then with the wonders of photoshop I transformed it to yellow.
And then yellow green. I think it will stay red.
My morning cycle path along the Huson River passes Ground Zero. I snapped some photos this morning.
It was a nighmarish morning 4 years ago.
For those who were not able to attend here are some of the photos that were exhibited at ClampArt.
Awaking to such amazingly perfect Labor Day weather
I cycled up to the GWB to the Palasades to take some photos not realizing that photography is probibited on the George Washington Bridge until after I had read the sign.
Here’s a panorama of the Hudson and Manhattan Island.
The ride was non aggressive at a easy pace. I stopped along the way to photograph some of the scenery.
Victor Carnuccio, Reed Massengill and John Kelly
After a successful opening at ClampArt we moved the party to Artflux in Soho where there was an exhibition of photographs by Reed Massengill the author of ‘Self-Exposure’, Victor Carnuccio, and an installation of paintings by John Kelly who has recently returned to New York. Seen at the after party were Brian Clamp, Robert W. Richards, Jim Gavin, Clay St. John, Michael Lucas, Aaron Cobbett, Alan-Joseph, and many others. The exhibit will run through Saturday September 3 at ClampArt. Click here to see a gallery of snaps from the party.
