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He looked at me (down at me - I'm a mere five foot tall), his face of an equine sort, his bad teeth showing as his mouth dropped open, and didn't say anything for a few seconds. I thought maybe he hadn't understood my request, so I repeated myself, this time in English. That's when I got the snub of a lifetime (in a British accent, no less): "I come to museums to look at paintings, not to take pictures. What do you come here for?" Well, the Goddess of Repartee was with me that day (normally good comebacks materialize a few days later while I'm knitting or sitting on the pot): "I come to museums to take pictures, but I like to buy stuff too." He snorted at me, spun on his heels, and trotted off. This brings me to a subject that I've been pondering all year while visiting museums: to shoot or not to shoot. Susan Sontag in her book On Photography discusses the role it plays in tourism and vacations: people in today's mundus imaginum (I did that just to sound impressive - it simply means world of images) have come to depend on photos to validate experience. A young woman I interviewed from Berck-sur-Mer told me a joke the other day that I'm sure Sontag would have enjoyed: a friend asks a friend how his trip was, to which he replies: "I don't know, I haven't developed the pictures yet." Those who take pictures in museums often do it for just this reason: to prove that they saw the painting (this is especially true when the person poses with the painting as they would with a friend or family member). Taking a photo of the painting, "shooting" it (Sontag discusses the semantic reverberations of "to take" and "to shoot" in her book) means to capture it, to consume it; the photo serves as a talisman representing the visitor's taste and his journey through the museum. Taking pictures of paintings can also reduce one's own experience with painting. The camera is the thing looking at the painting, not the person. The person focuses on mechanical issues: framing, turning off the flash (if he follows the rules), and holding his hand still, so that the camera makes a good reproduction of what is right in front of him. It is as if I were to take a friend to a restaurant, watch him eat a good meal, and then ask, How was it? For to experience a painting is different from looking at its reproduction. Walter Benjamin speaks of the real deal as having an aura: just as radium emits radiation, a painting emanates the effort and presence of the painter which comes out of the painting to greet us as we stand before it. Taking a picture of an image is a one-sided experience. Looking at a painting without the mediation of the camera is a two-sided one; we enter into a dialogue with it. In his book The Open Image French art critic and historian George Didi-Huberman speaks of images as if they were organic objects: "Images embrace us: they open up to us and close themselves to us in so far as they conjure up in us something that we could call an interior experience." If we open up to the image, without protection or the desire to possess it, the image will reciprocally open itself up to us. I sound as if I agree with Mr. Horse Snob (Equi-Snobus), don't I? Well, that's just it. I did agree with him at the start of the year, but after spending time talking to people in museums about why they take pictures of paintings I have come to realize that there are some excellent reasons. It's easy to go to museums with preconceived notions about how people really don't take the time to look at paintings (such notions flatter one's own sense of cultural superiority); it's much more interesting to talk to people and learn that museums are in fact filled with people for whom art resonates quietly (or loudly) in their lives and that taking a picture of a painting doesn't necessarily mean that a museum experience is qualitatively any less for them than it is for someone who shuns the camera. Here are some interesting examples I've encountered this year about how the camera aids people's experience at museums: Kamilah from California keeps a portfolio of paintings on her computer that have moved her and writes about her experiences, a man I spoke to takes a picture of a painting only when he finds one that particularly speaks to him and doesn't know the painter well; he takes a picture of the painting along with the identification plate so he can further research the artist and the painting later. At the Louvre a few days ago a young Russian pianist living in Paris and I talked at length about Watteau's painting Pierrot, dit autrefois Gilles. She was so thrilled to have discussed the painting with someone that she wanted me to take her picture with the painting as a visual memory of our encounter (besides, her red hair matched the wall behind the painting to a tee). Finally, I've come up with my own use of photographed paintings in museums: as desktop pictures. 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I get the impression that a lot of people expect Chicago to have some inferiority complex because it’s not New York or LA, where can i buy cheapest Cialis (Tadalafil) online, but I’ve also picked up on a surging movement towards Chicago pride, Cialis (Tadalafil) medication, for instance with the many Chicagoans on display in the Modern Wing and with the recent, all-Chicago Art Loop Open. I also remember being impressed with Michael Darling, the new Head Curator of the MCA, in an interview with Paul Klein back in the fall, Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription. There was a time not too long ago, where can i find Cialis (Tadalafil) online, as I recall, Free Cialis (Tadalafil) samples, that the MCA was getting all kinds of guff for only showing Chicago-based artists in 12x12, and it sounds like maybe some of that guff got heard.

NA: You were recently a participant in the Chicago Art Loop Open, Cialis (Tadalafil) over the counter. How was that overall experience?

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But I have to say there are two main things they could vastly improve upon. The first is lighting, where to buy Cialis (Tadalafil). Much of the work, despite being great, looked like shit, Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription. In Block 37, Fast shipping Cialis (Tadalafil), where my piece was hung, none of the pieces got any direct lighting; I heard more than a couple complaints from artists there and at other venues. The work was visible, but none of the colors in the show ever popped, my piece included. I hope they find a good solution for next year.

The second problem was the voting, which was stupid from the start. Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription, Call me an elitist all you want, but in matters of taste I don’t trust democracy. Aside from that, the ease with which the rules could be abused was mind-boggling, especially given the heft of the cash prizes (three totaling $50K), which were incredibly generous. I have no idea if any of the finalists cheated, nor do I really care; honestly they’d be fools not to (I’ve been called as much by friends for not breaking the rules myself).

But regardless of the technical details here, what pains me the most is this obnoxious tendency to turn every single thing into a goddamn competition. Not only is it tacky to reduce talented artists to begging for votes (a complaint I heard from a collector of mine present for the final hours of public voting), but I resent being put in the position to either envy the winners or suspect them of cheating. Admiration’s in there somewhere, but I’m afraid it tends to get lost in the mad scramble up the pile of money, Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription.

That said, hats off to the winners and to everyone in the show, and many thanks to the curators and the CAC, who (regardless of the faults we find in the final product) worked hard and did their best to put on a damn good show. Plus my piece in the show sold, so how bad could it have been.

NA: Are there any art blogs, art magazines, etc. that you keep up with?

RW: Neoteric’s at the top of the list; always fun to get into it with you guys on the message boards. Paul Klein’s Artletter Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription, is always good for a read. He is an earnestly excited guy who obviously loves art and who paid my work some very generous compliments at an Around the Coyote several years back. Another great blog, now abandoned but still accessible, is here. Not strictly an art blog, although my work and that of many other artists was featured there, but well worth a perusal. A friend’s blog, here, features some really great photography. Another couple of friends run this site, which touches on art, cinema, and activism, among many other terribly authentic and interesting topics, Buy Cialis (Tadalafil) Without Prescription. And I used to get Sculpture magazine, but I let my subscription lapse because, aside from the occasional spread on Ursula von Rydingsvard or the like, none of the work they featured ever raced my motor.

NA: Concerning your art career where would you like to be ten years from now?

RW: Well, wherever I am, as long as I am no longer “emerging” from anywhere, I’ll be happy.

In short: gallery representation, a space bigger than my garage to work in, and enough income from my sculpture and illustration to enjoy a comfortable life filled with good food, good whiskey, and more than one dog. A man can dream, can’t he.

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NA: What is your take on the Chicago art scene?

JJ: I love Chicago and I love the Chicago scene. We have great artists, art and spaces to show here. There's a genuine DIY spirit here as well, where artists make things happen in super creative and cool ways. Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription, On the flip side, unfortunately, if you don't get your work out of Chicago, you won't make a living here. Every single artist I know who has achieved the ability to make it solely off their artwork has made their name in other cities and other countries. It's pretty unfortunate, but the collector support here seems pretty weak. People don't seem to see the value of buying original art here, unless they're buying from a NY or LA gallery. Sad but true. It also seems like there's a fight going on among some Chicago artists to be the torch carrier for what appears to them to be to be the authentic "Chicago" school, Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription. Maybe it has something to do with Paschke dying... It's kind of silly when artists feel the need to fight with each other, but I see it happening. It's particularly lame when artists call each other out in public. Criticism is one thing, demeaning each other is another. Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription, We all gotta do what we gotta do to survive... nobody has the same story, and nobody should be expected to follow the same path, to achieve the same means. When Chicago artists pop off, it just makes us look bitter, which repels the rest of the world, so the bitching and whining, in my opinion, is a minus, and those that do it are only shooting themselves (and our city's artists in general) in the foot.

NA: You were recently a participant in the Chicago Art Loop Open. How was that overall experience?

JJ: I shouldn't of gotten involved with it... I'm glad it's over and I'm looking forward to better opportunities in the future, Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription. I allowed my lesser self to get sucked into it and I regret it. I've been chastised by several of my peers, rightly so. The one positive thing I'll say is, overall, I felt the quality of the work shown was pretty good, and I had several friends that I deeply respect who participated...but even they feel the same as I do, we all feel it was a mistake to get involved. Should of been a gut check moment, an opportunity lost to learn by staying away.

NA: Who has been your biggest influence?

JJ: I always go back to my grandfather, Phil Mehegan. He was my first mentor and had me feeling electric about my abilities from the time I was a larvae. I wish he was still alive so he could give me a swift kick in the ass once in awhile.

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