Monthly Archives: April 2013

At first I thought that all the arguments were exaggerated. The author of the article gives just so many explanations and many different points of view, that sometimes agree with each other, and sometimes diverge, making the picture seem staged. … Continue reading →

I do think Sleeping is a form of art. I always liked watching babies sleep. The face expressions so how their dream is going. smiles show a sense of warm and that there dream is enjoyable. but when you see … Continue reading →

Robert Whelan’s argument about the authenticity of the Falling Soldier seems legitimate. Since it was proven that the man in the photograph, Federico Borrello Garcia, died during the battle at Cerro Muriano it is possible that it was not a … Continue reading →

I believe that Richard Whelan’s arguments are very convincing.  Apart from believing in the integrity of Capa’s photographs, Whelan sought the help of Captain Robert L. Franks, “the chief homicide detective of the Memphis Police Department and a talented sculptor and … Continue reading →

I think Richard Whelan analysis on Robert Capa were pretty convincing. Especially when he showed that the 2 men in the falling pics were actually the same, as least they look exactly the same. I also start to think about … Continue reading →

  After viewing bother the video and  Nina Katchadourian’s photographs I think she is articulation to her audience that inspiration is everywhere and she surely is a fan of that. Making new things out of items we would have never … Continue reading →

To myself, sleep can be considered art if they were just viewed in still images. But it would be boring if I were to find myself watching an entire sleep session. Almost anything can find itself as a subject of … Continue reading →

I dont know how to feel about Sleep as a form of art, if its just nothing but sleep its boring, the Andy Warhol trailer looked like a joke. Depending on the context it can be art but without any … Continue reading →