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Language: English
Published by Murphy Design, 2005
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- Title
- When She Was Camera (Joe Sorren:Painting Collection, 2)
- Author
- Matthew Henry Hall
- Publisher
- Murphy Design
- Publication year
- 2005
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0974803278
- ISBN 13
- 9780974803272
- Edition
- 1st Edition
A visual hard bound catalog of Joe's exhibition and installation, la Luz de Jesus in Los Angeles .
Book Highlights
DESCRIPTION:
: 72 pages
: Introduction by Matt Hall. : The complete collection of featured paintings, drawings and journal notes.
A year or so before, I'd been in Joe's studio talking about his then recent acrylic painting, Arcanum for Patron Grey No. 1. The Arcanum painting presents a panoramic view of whimsical creatures working together to communicate through a microphone and a wire into the earphone of a winged girl perched on a cliff; the girl speaks into what looks to be a can with a string. In the background, we see a yellow-ochre sky. I admired the effect of the clouds, their shimmery, vapory look. It's close, said Joe. But it's not quite it.
Book Highlights
DESCRIPTION:
: 72 pages
: Introduction by Matt Hall. : The complete collection of featured paintings, drawings and journal notes.
A year or so before, I'd been in Joe's studio talking about his then recent acrylic painting, Arcanum for Patron Grey No. 1. The Arcanum painting presents a panoramic view of whimsical creatures working together to communicate through a microphone and a wire into the earphone of a winged girl perched on a cliff; the girl speaks into what looks to be a can with a string. In the background, we see a yellow-ochre sky. I admired the effect of the clouds, their shimmery, vapory look. It's close, said Joe. But it's not quite it.
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