Rodney Smith: Surreal
Skyline, Hudson River, New York, 1995.More elegant Rodney Smith surreality at the John Clearly Gallery.
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posted by Arthur Josephson @ 10:42 AM
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Skyline, Hudson River, New York, 1995.More elegant Rodney Smith surreality at the John Clearly Gallery.
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On the other end of the intimate spectrum, a sea of humanity as one cog in the hum and busy obliviousness of modern life.
(MAY DAY V., 2006)
http://nymag.com/arts/art/reviews/andreasgursky070521_560.jpg
If you look closely at the figures, you might see German photographer Andreas Gurksy looking back at us.
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Awesome! Thanks Sharon, that's a beautiful shot.
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