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Archive for May, 2010

Made over (2010) Over the weekend I was introduced as a “film maker” and artist for the first time. The first thing I was asked was “what kind of films do you make?” An awkward answer followed “FelliniMarkerPasoliniBurns”. So I spent some time this early morning trying to put words to an introduction about What [...]

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Sexting (2009) Ron Diorio From the Art Newspaper After inspecting the two works in question, Flynn said: “My assessment is that Whip Girl [2000] is acceptable, but I have some concerns about Tite Street [1990]. [It] appears to show a man having rear entry sex with a woman who is bent double and not wearing [...]

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Loose change From the Guardian: Exposed: Voyeurism, Surveillance and the Camera Exposed is a show about the politics of looking – both through the lens and at the end result. The work is gathered under five themes related to the voyeurism of the lens: street photography, sexually explicit images, celebrity stalking, shots of death and [...]

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Recently I have found myself watching DVD commentaries of movies as the primary viewing experience. I never saw any of the Star Wars episodes in the movies and have no interest in watching them (until the kids ask). Any knowledge I have of them is sideways from marketing, endless re-showings and extensions I surf past [...]

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Another Monday in the Spotlight

Another Monday (2010) Ron Diorio Another Monday was selected by Jodi Miller for the Utata Spotlight today. I have been fortunate to be featured a few times in the Spotlight. It is always special. The Utata community on Flickr have been long supportive of my body of work. I am very appreciative and honored. Thanks [...]

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