Photo But Not Photo

Photo But Not Photo

Dana Stirling
 

Photo, But Not Photo

Curated by Jennifer Marion & André Ramos-Woodard
Editors of the space in between


Photography is a lot of things.
It’s a scientific amalgamation of time and light, called a “window” by some for its ability to depict humanity and worldliness.
It’s a tool for documentation, a way of recording events and experiences.
It’s how we hold onto the past, and how we memorialize loved ones.
Photography is an astonishing, indispensable medium, unique and necessary in a plethora of ways.
But, there’s plenty of things that pictures can’t do [alone].

“Photo, but not Photo” is a collection of pieces that ricochet off of photography— works that use picture making as a base to do something else; something more.
They take the medium we most commonly associate with reality and fuck it up.
They’re drawn on, digitally enhanced, cut up, and ripped apart.
They distort, emphasize, reinterpret, and dismantle.
Brimming with artists pushing the boundaries of contemporary photography, “Photo, but not Photo” sets the bar for picture making to a chaotic new level.

André Ramos-Woodard , the space in between

 
 
 
 

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