Digital BW, The Print

Over the weekend I visted the Huis Marseille [1] in Amsterdam, where I saw
some of the work by Marijke van Warmerdam. All of her B+W was silver
gelatin, but some of the colour work was inkjet. The first time I have seen
colour inkjet work in a gallery - but they do not compare in any way to Ciba
work.

I was also trying to visit FOAM [2], but did not go in the end. They have a
Cartier-Bresson exhibition from the 23rd Dec.

Chris


[1] http://www.huismarseille.nl/
[2] http://www.foam.nl/


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"The first time I have seen colour inkjet work in a gallery - but they
do not compare in any way to Ciba work."

IMO since you state that you've not seen other inkjet work, you're not
yet in a position to make that judgement. Evidently the prints you've
seen were simply not well done. 

I suggest the work of Adriel Heisey, who shoots 6X7 , printing his own
via inkjet or has digitally printed by Calypso.
http://www.adrielheisey.com/ 

John


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> Chris
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> [1] http://www.huismarseille.nl/
> [2] http://www.foam.nl/
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Or hundreds more....

On Oct 25, 2005, at 2:45 PM, djon43 wrote:

> IMO since you state that you've not seen other inkjet work, you're not
> yet in a position to make that judgement. Evidently the prints you've
> seen were simply not well done.
>
> I suggest the work of Adriel Heisey, who shoots 6X7 , printing his own
> via inkjet or has digitally printed by Calypso.