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By Alexander Evans on May 8, 2011
Posted in Blog | Tagged art, Auction, auctioneers, authentic, boxes, buyers, carpets, color, dealers, dice, digital, faith, found, hope, Jesus, lost, lots, original, photography, sale, searching, sell, sellers, still life, time, wristwatches |
By Alexander Evans on February 23, 2011
Behind the Counter: Stories of a Tall Short Order Cook
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By Alexander Evans on February 13, 2011
(the color is off here, but after all this is a book in its infancy, it is documented poorly, unbound, and imperfect) After spending eight months working on Behind the Counter: Stories of a Tall Short Order Cook, yesterday I sat down and made a book in one day. It started when I discovered [...]
Posted in Blog | Tagged behind, book, brother, canon, christmas, counter, doug, family, food, food and family, grace, jed, maggie, margot, Mastication, mastication nation, mom, presentation, printer, process, thanksgiving, todd, yesterday |
By Alexander Evans on January 18, 2011
Posted in Blog | Tagged bb, beefheart, butt, cactus, captain, carolina, dead, dog, guns, hot, lend, money, night, North, philly, photography, road, trip, tropical, winter |
By Alexander Evans on November 16, 2010
The short list of others are the photographs, for whatever reason, that did not make it into the sequence
Posted in Blog | Tagged additons, beer, Behind the counter: Stories of a tall short-order cook, bob, book, book dummy, book project, breakfast, Corner store, food, french fries, job, kitchen, money, opinions, potato salad, sandwich, sequence, suggestions, work |
By Alexander Evans on November 14, 2010
The potential of chicken life on a flattop, from a pan to on top of toast, the life on an egg lives for my mouth with a side of fried bacon. This morning’s breakfast consists of partially cooked un-inseminated chicken babies with a side of martyred pig rib-flesh.
Posted in Blog | Tagged art, bacon, binary, capital, chief ice cloud, commodity, convenience, cook, Corner store, crowbar, deli, eggs, food, grotesque, kitchen, magnum condoms, sandwich, worlds |
By Alexander Evans on September 1, 2010
I proudly present to you, the first exclusive Sunday and Wednesday video interview with photographer and lecturer Doug Dubois. I will admit, that in order to get this interview I stalked Doug for an afternoon when he visited RIT. However, after critiquing work all day and speaking to a crowded auditorium, he kindly sat [...]
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By Alexander Evans on June 14, 2010
?……………………………………………..? I killed a raccoon with my camera. It was a week ago, at night, on a dark back country road. Looking back, It felt like Henri Carter-Bresson was on mescaline. I was using a kodak camera that I bought at the thrift store for 2.75 and it had a flash. It was a 35mm, [...]
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By Alexander Evans on March 14, 2010
Recently I made photographs, which could possibly supplement my previous work; The Mastication Nation. I employed a variety of approaches designed to question the essence of food and the reality of its existence.
Posted in Blog | Tagged advertising, appeal, appetite, Camus, fine art, food, mastication nation, paradox of the absurd, photography, RIT, vernacular |
By Alexander Evans on February 22, 2010
“And the early dawn cracks out a carpet of diamond Across a cash crop car lot filled with twilight Coupe Devilles Leaving the town in a-keeping of the one who is sweeping Up the ghost of Saturday night” Tom Waits, The Ghosts of Saturday Night
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