Notes: 9/20

Name drop with links. Not annotated.

I will be back filling posts on some topics — those dealing with topics of lab-work such as dye transfer. Another concern of how hobbyists contaminate the knowledge pool, is of diminishing use. Rather than opening a new page on these matters, I will add thoughts to existing posts. My interest in teaching was filled over that past decade: I have taught enough people how to make dye transfers and collotypes to pay my bill. Contact them… if you can’t find them, you must not know where to look. Avoid the Snobby Lobbies.

If I remember, I will post a link to updated items. Probably not going to happen. Then again, you may see something like (the following) as an “overnight” –this one doesn’t contain links, others may..

dumping dye transfer

[[ mod title of current draft 'way it was'
turn to the browning group sell off of existing equipment along with failure of dtc and efke products]
reminder: garelick's banning was over slammin kodak and his not using efke yet he called it flawed -- a standard wiley not held to.  dw doesnt print digital yet slams it at every iteration. 
his praise is for the kodakery mandated imaging: ala colorama life-style]
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analogy wars

-- get the analogy aint ez
spit, spray, 

8Mar23: Overnights

Loosely connected thoughts. Coming together — only partially. As they usually do, things happen without much control. It takes noticing them as they are arriving. I never know what that noticing is; just that it happens. I see, hear, read things and then they seem to have been planned. An agenda from somewhere.

William Kentridge: drawings for projection

Pablo Inirio: printing for others

The Night Albums: Kate Albers :: Alphonse Hubert

Feb 1, 23

some morning items:

poets born in February: 

“Our Land” by Langston Hughes (February 1, 1901)
“Wait” by Galway Kinnell (February 1, 1927)
“My Song” by Joseph Seamon Cotter Sr. (February 2, 1861)
“A Memory Of the Players In a Mirror at Midnight” by James Joyce (February 2, 1882)
“Learning” by Judith Viorst (February 2, 1931)
“Stanzas in Meditation” by Gertrude Stein (February 3, 1874)
“The World We Want Is Us” by Alice Walker (February 9, 1944)
“A Song for Many Movements” by Audre Lorde (February 18, 1934)
“Eve Remembering” by Toni Morrison (February 18, 1931)
“Wild Swans” by Edna St. Vincent Millay (February 22, 1892)
“Skin Tight” by Ishmael Reed (February 22, 1938)

Ahorn Books Items

and a long running photography center: https://sfcamerawork.org