Photography and Text by Ted Kawalerski, Copyright 2021 . Stunt Pilot . I was living in Rochester, New York at the time – about 37 years ago. Bausch&Lomb, the company that invented and manufactured Ray-Ban sunglasses, was one of my great clients – the kind of client that you ask the gods to connect with.… Continue reading Ted Kawalerski: Stunt Pilot
Category: History
A.H. Scott: Same As It Ever Was
Essay by A.H. Scott, Copyright 2021 . Same As It Ever Was . ******************** “THE BOY THAT DIDN’T CRY” The boy that didn’t cry As he scurried over that state line The boy that didn’t cry Sitting in the dock with halted breaths, but no waterworks of proof The boy that didn’t cry Some wanna… Continue reading A.H. Scott: Same As It Ever Was
1975: My First Camera
Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2021 . 1975: My First Camera . My dad was an amateur photographer who learned in the 1940’s how to process his own film in his bathroom at the apartment he and my mom had at 39th and Baring street in West Philadelphia. Dad was eager to see me… Continue reading 1975: My First Camera
Exhibition Announcement: Tableaux Vivants 1994 – 1996
Tableaux Vivants: 1994 – 1996 . Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2021 . This exhibition Tableaux Vivants: 1994 – 1996 is being hosted by my dear friend the artist James Dupree. I met James and his wonderful wife Anita in the mid-eighties when I moved my family into Philadelphia’s Bella Vista neighborhood. It was known… Continue reading Exhibition Announcement: Tableaux Vivants 1994 – 1996
Bob Shell: Science
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . Science . To say that the world exists “out there” independent of us, that view can no longer be maintained. — John Archibald Wheeler, Quantum Physicist Some scientists were inclined to think that psychological phenomena could ultimately be explained on the basis of physics and chemistry of the… Continue reading Bob Shell: Science