The next work is really out there, a self portrait of sorts by Max Dean, consisting of a wealth of objects in a multi media installation. Some are tied to him professionally, others personally.
And this is it, titled Portrait Of the Viewer As Artist.
Another artist has a portrait nearby that is both more conventional than the above, but also unconventional. Kosisochukwu Nnebe created Black Woman #6 (Hyper/In/Visibility) as a commentary, of being both visible and invisible as a minority.
The self portrait is visible only when looked at from either side.
Viewed head on, the image disappears, and the onlooker only sees themselves in a mirror.
Cool #2 portrait
ReplyDeleteI'm loving that little blue car.
ReplyDeleteQuite creative...
ReplyDeleteVery creative, and that little blue car is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteInteresting exhibition, here all museums are still closed in the lockdown... Miss it so...
ReplyDeleteTwo original and thought provoking artworks William, I do enjoy the way artists express themselves ✨
ReplyDeleteClever self portrait!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that interesting!
ReplyDelete@Cloudia: indeed.
ReplyDelete@Amy: definitely.
@Italiafinlandia: that it is.
@Ella: quite true.
@Marianne: here it is limited access.
@Grace: I do too.
@Iris: indeed.
@Jennifer: very much so.
Interesting art
ReplyDeleteFascinating portrait.
ReplyDeleteI can understand and appreciate the second portrait. The first might have more meaning if I could experience it in person...it's a bit vague through photos.
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd one is really well done. Not sure about the 1st one.
ReplyDelete...art takes all forms!
ReplyDeleteAll very interesting. One could spend a lot of time looking at these and then some would pass by with some very negative comments.
ReplyDeleteToday everything can be "modern art" with the right sponsor or the right name ! Even a toilet in the desert or as the white canvas hanging in the museum of modern art in Brussels with the mention "landscape in snow"
ReplyDeleteNice self portrait !
ReplyDeleteLends new meaning to finding a new perspective.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the self portrait.
ReplyDeleteBoth very interesting. I like the Max Dean one the best. Lots to see there.
ReplyDeleteThese are interesting -- I'm not sure I "get"them -- but interesting!
ReplyDeleteSecond one is really great. My favourite one is 2.
ReplyDeleteThat first one is clever...
ReplyDeleteConfusing displays today
ReplyDeleteGreat self portrait William. The installation is a bit too confusing for my eyes though.
ReplyDeleteI like that changing image. Looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy walking through such exhibits and wondering what’s going on...
ReplyDeleteAll quite creative ~ favorite is the little blue car ~ unique creation ~ could spend all day there ~ thanks!
ReplyDeleteLiving moment to moment,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
This is different ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
gorgeous header shot. so pretty. ready for SPRING!! looks like rain around here. been scrolling through your posts. fun times. lots of art or artsy stuff. enjoyable posts. ( ;
ReplyDelete@Maywyn: indeed.
ReplyDelete@Magiceye: thanks.
@Barbara: it was different.
@RedPat: it was a like it or not concept.
@Tom: it does indeed.
@Red: that is the case.
ReplyDelete@Gattina: that's true.
@Karl: thank you.
@Revrunner: indeed.
@Bill: thanks.
@Sharon: there is.
ReplyDelete@Jeanie: indeed.
@Bread&salt: thanks.
@Janey: indeed.
@Joanne: true.
@Gemel: I can see that.
ReplyDelete@Linda: I thought so.
@Marie: that was my impression.
@Carol: thank you.
@Jan: very much.
@Beth: thank you.