Re: OT: visit to Ansel Adams at 100 in London

Cotty and Bob wrote: > > ... > > > >I can't bring myself to go to that one. I really can't see the point > >of it. In addition, I'm led to believe that there are some > >'plastinisated' (?) children in the exhibition. I really don't see > >how a child could possibly give informed consent to such

Re: OT: visit to Ansel Adams at 100 in London

>Up? Up from whereabouts? Hi Keith, Near Oxford. Cotty Oh swipe me! He paints with light! http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps/ Free UK Macintosh Classified Ads at http://www.macads.co.uk/

Re: OT: visit to Ansel Adams at 100 in London

Hi Bob, >It's an interesting combination to show in the same gallery. I went >with Frits a few weeks ago. I wasn't particularly familiar with >Eggleston's work before. That is, I hadn't had a look at lots of his stuff >all in one go. The pairing with AA worked extremely well, I think. I >liked Eg