The polaroids should go on tour… First stop: LA! I would love to see them in person…
Polaroid is the canvas. We are the paintbrush. canvas+paintbrush=art!
i would love to see this in NYC. it would be awesome
[...] In the 70s and 80s, Polaroid’s founder, Edwin Herbert Land, provided prominent artists with custom-made cameras and film not available to the public. Big names like Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Ansel Adams were fans of the limited-edition technology and used it often, resulting in the 44,000-piece collection of Polaroid masterpieces now owned by Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography. They’re displaying 350 of the photos now in Austria, but if you can’t catch a flight in time to check it out, Flavorwire has a preview. Link [...]
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These photos are gorgeous. Hopefully they’ll come to LA so we can see the whole show!
Would love to see the Arts Club host these images!!
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Jay Strommen
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[...] in Polaroid images taken from the Flavorpill [...]
[...] fallen in love with the WestLicht Museum of Photography's collection of polaroid snaps. 350 out of their four-and-a-half thousand strong collection, taken by internationally reknowned [...]
[...] OneModelPlace.com members who remember the good ol’ days of instant cameras will find the following gallery exhibit very interesting. Back in March, the Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography purchased the International Polaroid Collection from the Swiss Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne. They saved it from being sold off piecemeal with the rest of the bankrupt company’s holdings, Caroline Stanley reports for Flavorwire.com. [...]
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The polaroids should go on tour… First stop: LA! I would love to see them in person…
Polaroid is the canvas. We are the paintbrush. canvas+paintbrush=art!
i would love to see this in NYC. it would be awesome
[...] In the 70s and 80s, Polaroid’s founder, Edwin Herbert Land, provided prominent artists with custom-made cameras and film not available to the public. Big names like Andy Warhol, Robert Mapplethorpe and Ansel Adams were fans of the limited-edition technology and used it often, resulting in the 44,000-piece collection of Polaroid masterpieces now owned by Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography. They’re displaying 350 of the photos now in Austria, but if you can’t catch a flight in time to check it out, Flavorwire has a preview. Link [...]
[...] Photography via flavorwire.com [...]
These photos are gorgeous. Hopefully they’ll come to LA so we can see the whole show!
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Great move WestLicht Museum of Photography! We have a great Warhol exhibition up here in Chicago.
Andy Warhol: Shadows
21 April–29 July 2011
http://www.artsclubchicago.org/exhibitions/andy-warhol/gallery.html
Would love to see the Arts Club host these images!!
enjoy
Jay Strommen
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[...] in Polaroid images taken from the Flavorpill [...]
[...] fallen in love with the WestLicht Museum of Photography's collection of polaroid snaps. 350 out of their four-and-a-half thousand strong collection, taken by internationally reknowned [...]
[...] OneModelPlace.com members who remember the good ol’ days of instant cameras will find the following gallery exhibit very interesting. Back in March, the Vienna-based WestLicht Museum of Photography purchased the International Polaroid Collection from the Swiss Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne. They saved it from being sold off piecemeal with the rest of the bankrupt company’s holdings, Caroline Stanley reports for Flavorwire.com. [...]
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