Photocar is a month-long collaborative photography expedition orchestrated by six artists with celebrated photographer, Michael Garlington at the helm. Throughout their travels they will meet, interview and photograph an elderly ballerina, lady wrestlers, beekeepers, slaughterhouse workers, faith healers, voodoo priestesses and other unique Americans following their dreams.
in the hands of the law!
hurricane refugees from N.O.
posted by Photocar at 6:26 PM
“Photocar” is a group of six young artists on a transcontinental Odyssey in search of revelations about the real America. For several years San Francisco photographer, Michael Garlington has traveled cross country in Volkswagen sedans covered with black and white portraits of subjects ranging from the sublime beauty of ingenues to the frankly unique visages of society’s outcasts. This year, Garlington and the other Photocar artists will be accompanied by a documentary film crew to record the group’s interaction with a diverse cast of the ordinary and the extraordinary: factory workers, beekeepers, gandy dancers, circus performers, alligator wrestlers, urban sculptors, poets and panhandlers.
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hey guys.... hope everything is well. Lauren tells me that you start the long drive home today. Be safe. Love you lots.
hey guys, remember the laptop guy at the opening? go here:
http://www.ineedtostopsoon.com
and scroll down to his photoNY entry, for lovely pictures and mentions of Eric's poo project and James Call! And someone who might be Mike? (My feelings are hurt that he didn't mention me flashing him at the end).
How come there are no words about those coppers looking through the van and handcuffing someone?
We want to know!
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