Back to the camera today. I am noticing what I am noticing. This is a process of writing, of all art making, but in photographs it is some how more deeply felt. What is it about the graffiti, the stickers, the posters and signs that make up the clothing of the street that appeals toContinue reading “The Writing on the Wall”
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A Vist to el Museo Nacional de Antropología
These pictures catalog what caught my eye most recently at el Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City. I feel a certain guilt for failing to have done the work here of distinguishing between cultures, artists, recreations and originals. But I wanted to preserve the feeling of a museum, where the past arrives in aContinue reading “A Vist to el Museo Nacional de Antropología”
10 Photos As A Beginning
I don’t know how this will work. There is so much to discover. Apertures and light. A camera is a room, so is a stanza. A paragraph has no etymological connection to a room, a space to be inside, but it has a spiritual one. Here is what I am trying to say. I amContinue reading “10 Photos As A Beginning”
Mordecai Martin, Writer 