Not current ones. She did a show at St. Norbert in Winnepeg, Manitoba, a year or
so ago. There were images on the web then. She did a thing called Monstrance
(which translates as a reliquary that you can see into, one with a window) where
she put tiny photos of herself into rabbit carcasses that she then placed in a
grove of trees. The decay process eventually exposed the photos. This was coupled
with a bunch of stuffed bunnies that contained little rabbit relics. It seemed
like an interesting intersection of imagery, the daily, real time, etc
Why are you shuddering at being called someone who takes photographs?
AK
{ brad brace } wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, ann klefstad wrote:
>
> > Would you be interested in discussion of other photographers' work? That of
> > Diana Thorneycroft, for example, who plays at the boundary of evidence and
> > theater, very different from you but with relations to what you do.
>
> I'm not a 'photographer' *shudder* but why would I know Diana
> Thorneycroft? Got URLs?
>
> /:b
