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United States
Photography, Color on Paper
Size: 17 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
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A typical jazz funeral begins at a church or funeral home and leads the way to the cemetery. Mourners are joined by a brass band that plays music that starts off heavy and sad but soon turns celebratory. Everybody dances. In The Music of Black American, Eileen Southern describes the ceremony: “On the way to the cemetery it was customary to play very slowly and mournfully a dirge, or an old Negro spiritual such as 'Nearer My God to Thee,' but on the return from the cemetery, the band would strike up a rousing, 'When the Saints Go Marching In,' or a ragtime song such as 'Didn't He Ramble.' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: from my fotografix series: They’re not photographs (although I start with one of my original photos), nor are they strictly graphics. They are a unique blend of both using digital techniques I perfected, including a lot of cropping the original to find the image lurking in the photograph.
Photography:Color on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:17 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
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CURRENT WORK Innovative digital artist *Max Singer examines gender, sexual identity and societal taboos. Each image is a unique montage utilizing portraits of anonymous Americans from the his personal collection of Cabinet Cards and Carte de Visites from the “Gilded Age – 1865 to 1900”. They are created using the unique digital PHOTO-EXPRESSIONIST, FOTOGRAFIX and other techniques Max developed over his 35+ year career working with Adobe Creative Suite and similar software. ::Photo-expressionism: https://issuu.com/maxsinger/docs/homagetomonet ::Fotografix: https://www.maxsinger.com PAST WORK 1980s NYC Art Star: *One of the brashest, most vibrant and challenging exponents of that genre of New York Art loosely known as “Streetstyle/Urban Primitive”. Late 90s Faux Naif *Max became enamored with Outsider Art and and the work of French Artist Jean Dubuffet. This led to his series called “FAUX NAIF”. ::http://maxyfactory.com ::https://issuu.com/maxsinger/docs/the_artist_maxy_raissone_de_le_artiste Mid 2000s Street Artist known as Chawkman *His streetart limned a mythical place @angstville not unlike NYC. Over a 5-year period he drew over 1500 sidewalk chalk drawings plus another 500+ works on paper as part of his "free art project”. More at: ::https://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20140221/upper-east-side/upper-east-side-street-artist-gives-drawings-away-for-free/ ::https://angstville.tumblr.com/archive https://alonetogetherapart.tumblr.com/ Other Creative Projects: ::https://issuu.com/maxsinger
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