Enjoyed this very much. I was in NYC in November and visited MoMA, but I was in a hurry and didn't take the time to visit the Marclay exhibit. So bummed I didn't. I'll be back there in June, and I hope the exhibit is still there. I wondered about the beginning and the end and how it all fuses together, which I guess is the point! Also, if someone can't see the significance of studying Woody and Bob, I don't really know what to say...
Love this essay, Court, and the non-linear, associative way your mind works. Don't know if it's history you're writing, but whatever it is, I'll keep reading it. Your piece made me think of Douglas Gordon's 24 Hour Psycho, which I never saw, but which is tattooed in my mind from Don DeLillo's detailed descriptions in Point Omega. Worth checking out.
Thank you, Graley. I feel like we share the vision--I need to check that out. Libra is on my desk right now as I want to give it a re-read. Maybe it is a DeLillo moment!
Enjoyed this very much. I was in NYC in November and visited MoMA, but I was in a hurry and didn't take the time to visit the Marclay exhibit. So bummed I didn't. I'll be back there in June, and I hope the exhibit is still there. I wondered about the beginning and the end and how it all fuses together, which I guess is the point! Also, if someone can't see the significance of studying Woody and Bob, I don't really know what to say...
Well put, Lance. Thanks for the kind words!
Love this essay, Court, and the non-linear, associative way your mind works. Don't know if it's history you're writing, but whatever it is, I'll keep reading it. Your piece made me think of Douglas Gordon's 24 Hour Psycho, which I never saw, but which is tattooed in my mind from Don DeLillo's detailed descriptions in Point Omega. Worth checking out.
Thank you, Graley. I feel like we share the vision--I need to check that out. Libra is on my desk right now as I want to give it a re-read. Maybe it is a DeLillo moment!