Monday, September 14, 2009

Photos?

Any chance that some photos of the exhibition and/or the opening reception can be posted? I would love to see some since I couldn't make it.
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  1. pszrenSeptember 14, 2009 at 5:14 AM

    great post, I will make a poem out of it. (did you receive my email?)

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  2. Andrei MolotiuSeptember 14, 2009 at 5:10 PM

    There was an official CUNY photographer there who took TONS of photos. I'll ask to see if they can send us some, or if they've already been posted somewhere.

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  3. Andrei MolotiuSeptember 14, 2009 at 5:40 PM

    I am frankly confused by pszren's comment; how was Draw's simple question a "great post" or something to make a poem out of? It sounds suspiciously like spam, but pszren has posted what seemed like legitimate comments before. So, as the administrator, I'll let it go through, but I hope he will come back and explain what he meant.

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  4. DrawSeptember 14, 2009 at 7:21 PM

    Andrei: yay! that would be awesome. He did contact me after my interview,sent me a link to this:
    http://dimkus.comicgenesis.com/app.pdf

    Pszren: yes I did get your email and I am interested.

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  5. Andrei MolotiuSeptember 14, 2009 at 9:40 PM

    Ok, supposedly in a few days we'll all get in the mail two copies of the exhibition booklet and a CD with pics from the opening and installation pics. It'll probably take longer to get to the antipodes, though...

    Can't seem to open that link. Is the "great post, will make a poem out of it" comment somehow connected to it? Because otherwise I just don't get it.

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  6. pszrenSeptember 15, 2009 at 4:56 AM

    thanks Andrei, you know my way into abstract comics was strictly connected with protesting against censorship: http://pustokadrowosc.webpark.pl/paski.html

    and about the poem, it's quite simple:

    PHOTOS?

    Any chance
    that some photos
    of the exhibition
    and/or
    the opening reception
    can be posted?

    I would love to see some
    since I couldn't make it.

    http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/8642/si1900.jpg
    on the right side it goes more abstract.

    one could even use it for a shelter and become a philosopher :)
    http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/5146/si1901.jpg

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  7. Andrei MolotiuSeptember 15, 2009 at 4:15 PM

    psz--it was not about censorship, it was about the possibility of it being spam! Spam typically tells you "great post!," and I have to reject at least a few of those every week. That's why I was confused, because--no offense to David--it was just a straightforward question, and I couldn't see what made it "great" compared to most other straightforward question or informational posts on this or any other blog.

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  8. pszrenSeptember 16, 2009 at 8:36 AM

    ok, but did you like my use of David's question?

    (is there any way of becoming a contributor of this blog? since I found it, I had many new ideas about creating abstract comics, I also found my older ones. I mean if it's not possible, it's still ok.)

    I knew blogs, where people create comics together, but not abstract comics! (I didn't know other people take it seriously). I would like to follow your example, and start a similar project.

    besides from comics, I am also interested in poetry, and in putting the two arts together. I wrote and published poems about comics, comics about a poet, and I create poemics - which is an art between poetry and comics.

    if any Author creating abstract comics would be interested in taking part in the poemics project, it would be great! I mean, if someone experiments with one thing, why not with another?

    you wanted spam, you got spam! :)

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