I noticed that one was an Army Air Corp from 45', same B24 as our
squadron,
I remember grounding every plane as disable, on private orders from our
Commander on the day the war was over. we were in Laiti, The
Phillippines.
The truth is that those shaky movies of mine, are also the most
treasured.
mando
On Jan 7, 2009, at 11:46 AM, Chris Miller wrote:
Don't worry, Mando --- a pro-shot version was made a few years
later --- but
if you can stand the shakiness of a hand-held camera, there is
something more
charming (at least to me) about this first and last meeting between
two
sculptors/veterans from two different wars/artworlds.
And yes, as William noted, content was not discussed -- here --- or
ever -- in
that studio -- except, perhaps, as a joke.
Perhaps we could call that the legacy of formalism ?
Thankyou for your comments.
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