two man circus...
1. the guy with the bucket (and his face, arms, and striped pants).
2. the string of light bulbs.
3. the band beneath the stage.
4. the people in the window just above the word national.
5. the big box on the stage (and the empty chair... and the patterned rug)
6. the little boy in black on the right side (and his mom sitting behind him).
7. the reflections beneath c. butsch.
8. the word "ositary"
9. the black abstract shapes in the windows above c. butsch.
10. all of the ladies in hats...
Labels: bands, circus, clowns, light bulbs, music, reflections, RPPC
7 Comments:
What a great image. Thanks for pointing out the kid in black and his mom in the back.
# 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are all very nice! I wonder where this is…
yes, on one level i wish there was a least a clue as to where this was... on the other hand i think it was so cheap because nobody knew... it seems that RPPC's go for the most money when they are from obscure towns that a number of folks collect. luckily this was from nowheresville!
i've just discovered some of your works i didn't know, and liked their concept so very much - your The Surface of the Moon {2001} is great !!!
and this site:
http://www.orbit.zkm.de
is paradise :)
oh thanks. surface of the moon was the beginning of a lot of things i'm working on now related to translation through word structures, etc... orbit, they posted my work, so it's a bit outdated and i can't log onto my own work and fix things... typical roden experience with the web :-)... but it's a pretty nice site as you can randomly end up connecting a lot of different things.
11. pair of "x"es under the stage
12. that people are watching the back of the show rather than the front
13. window repeating patterns of three arches over one arch/ four rectangles over square
14. ghost power lines
15. weird abstract apparition in the bottom foreground
16. little knickerbocker jimmy climinbing the stage, just before he got pulled off by a long hooked stick from someone out of site (off stage)
17. holes of horns
oh the joy of bloggsy's fine tooth'd comb
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