By: David Levinthal: “Feeling small?” Part II «

David Levinthal: “Feeling small?” Part II « — Wed, 14 May 2008 16:48:05 +0000

[...] 14, 2008 by lockemonda In my recent post on American artists who work small scale, I forgot to mention photographer David Levinthal. He has worked with small-scale figures for many [...]

By: lockemonda

lockemonda — Thu, 01 May 2008 17:03:59 +0000

My friend Louise emailed me this, and I felt it was worthy of being posted…
“I also have noticed how small one feels humbled in NYC (NOT To mention the budget constraints I deal with, which can often make one feel Lilliputian). If I stand under a wide evening sky in the mountains, I can feel small – but small within the grandeur of nature and creation; I still feel connected to the grand design. Standing at the curbside in Manhattan within a crazed and intense mass of commuters, one feels small as a human being. This has always been true in the city, but the impositions of everything from rising gas prices to the eminence of the ironfisted ruling class and Big Brother tactics only confounds the problem.”

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