ESMoA: Artist Portraits by photographer
Jim McHugh
with original artworks by the artists.
Experience 19: TOUCH
October 11, 2015 | Jan. 31, 2016 -
Curated by Edward Goldman
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Main hall at the El Segundo Museum of Art, four decades of artists portraits by Jim McHugh with original artworks by the artists. Sculptures by Peter Shelton and Allison Saar. |
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Installing one of the larger portraits on canvas, a 5x7 foot image of German artist Thomas Demand. Innova Archival Mat canvas gives a visual feel more like paper. Allison Saar's canvas print was the first use of this material and very quickly many more were printed. |
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A 25 x 25 foot photograph of The Bryson Apts. in Los Angeles fills one whole wall of the exhibit. From a Type 55 Polaroid |
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Left to Right KCRW's Edward Goldman, Jim McHugh and ESMoA Director Bernhard Zuenkeler with David Hockney's 2005 painting "The Photographer and His Daughter. " |
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Thomas Demand photographed with a Deardorff 8x10 camera and Impossible Project 8x10 Instant Film |
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Above: Artworks by Ed Ruscha, Mike Kelley, Michael McMillen, John Baldessari, Mary Corse and John Nava
Thank you to those who contributed to the production of this exhibition |
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