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Is art photography obsessed with the dark sides of humans and their society? If so, it should change.
October 8, 2020 It’s probably true to say that most people – I haven’t measured it – feel that we live in dark times. Just mention the environment, war and militarism, structures dissolving, poverty, global development goals never met, lack of political leadership, erosion of basic norms and ethics, corruption, sexism, the US/Western world falling […]
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Asger Jorn, the Museum – and me
July 4, 2019 I’ve just visited Museum Jorn in the heart of Jutland, Western Denmark, and thought I would put together a few notes of a personal character. I am no expert whatsoever on Jorn – Denmark’s most important and most internationally well-known artist in modern times – but I happen to have a personal […]
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Instagram and Facebook lack education in art
It has happened before and lots has been written about it. Still! We’ve got to keep on pounding the argument: It is not acceptable that Facebook and Instagram practices censorship of art works. It’s about the usual, bizarre doze of American puritanism. Remember that President Clinton was close to impeachment for his affair with Monica […]
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This blog changes as of September 1, 2018
As of September 1, 2018 this blog will no longer contain posts about my projects, works, exhibitions etc. and also not contain copies of newsletters I send out. That will all be found on my new comprehensive photo homepage under some of the new menus there, among them “Journal”. This blog will be devoted to […]
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McArthur Binion at La Biennale 2017
I have been ignorant about this great artist – found him at the Biennale in Venice in 2017. So complex and sophisticated, yet so simple and beautiful. Incredible variation in image from far away and very close. Magic. Enjoy. Here is my 1-min video at Instagram – follow ! More about him here on ArtNews.