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In the Middle: Reflections on the Soul of Photography

by Malissa Kullberg on March 20, 2009

Some concepts are pretty tough to capture in words. Unless you’re talking about the music of Marvin Gaye or the immaterial essence said to survive a body,  the notion of “soul” is a murky, often sentimentalized abstraction; e.g.: soul gaze, soul search, soul nature….
As for using dialogue to describe pictures, do your mighty best and [...]

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Contemporary. Spontaneous. Real. (with apologies to Dan Milnor)

by Malissa Kullberg on February 13, 2009

About a month ago, while grappling for ideas for the next show, I called upon an acquaintance with a PhD in Art History for wise words on the nature of art or artists.  Although she supplied me with grave quotes from some of art’s historical heavy hitters, the smartest words were hers: “the quality of [...]

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