Here's a wrinkle on the game we're playing that is mainly to test the way we might use pictures - and think about how to format the set once we've started getting a fund of them to put alongside each other. Hint on this one: he's on Lisa's list (first post below).
Gerhard Richter's 48 Tafeln (48 Portraits) has recently been put up in the National Portrait Gallery in London. All of Richter’s portraits of ‘great nineteenth- and twentieth-century cultural figures’ - specifically: composers, philosophers, literateurs, and scientists - are of white males. What women and men who would not describe themselves as ‘white’, might be included? This blog is devoted to that question, and we invite you to join us in devising 49 Tafeln (to go Richter one better!).
Tuesday, 14 April 2009
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