Great visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art this past sunny Saturday afternoon to see Reality Check: Truth and Illusion in Contemporary Photography. A few pics to post soon from our OWN photographer, Clark Strong. For now, I'll post a few images from the show.
Scroll down to see more images or click to see all of them at: http://www.metmuseum.org/special/reality_check/photography_images.asp
From the Met's website: "More than any other type of image, photographs seem to have a direct and natural connection to visible reality. A painting of an angel may be admired for its beauty and masterful technique, but a photograph of an angel is either a miracle or a hoax. In recent years, as the art of photography has grown increasingly sophisticated, artists and viewers alike have become particularly attuned to the medium's potential for distortion, ambiguity, and illusion. This exhibition presents a selection of photographs that tread nimbly on the fault lines between reality and artifice, generating a sense of uncertainty about what is real and what is not."
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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