Curtis Mann
March 13, 2010
Curtis Mann with families in the museum galleries, 2010. Photograph by Stina Puotinen
Curtis Mann works with photographs taken by other people that he finds on the internet. He uses bleach to distort and change these found images, arranging them together to create large photographic landscapes. Mann shared his work and process in the 2010 Whitney Biennial galleries, and then led a hands-on workshop for families to explore the process of altering and arranging photographs to create new meaning.
The Workshop
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Families in the galleries, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families in the galleries, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families in the studio Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Family working together in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Family working in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families working with Curtis Mann, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll
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Families working in the studio, 2010. Photograph by Sean Carroll