The Seconds Pass with Ed Templeton
Thursday March 18, 2010
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Ed Templeton can be a surprising man. This skater-illustrator-photographer has been on the scene for decades, managing to capture the disillusionment, confusion, energy, and humor of a generation. We've covered Ed Templeton extensively, so it's exciting to see that the LA Times picked up on his current show, The Seconds Pass.

The Seconds Pass, Ed Templeton's melancholic, even troubling photographs at Roberts & Tilton look at a late stage of that transformation, and society seems to teeter at the brink of ruin and collapse,” writes Christopher Knight for the LA Times.

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“The pictures, made during the last 15 years in nine different countries but mostly the United States (and especially L.A.), were all shot from a moving car. Lined up around the gallery in 38 sets of framed sequences, each with between three and six individual images joined edge-to-edge, they encourage a visitor to read them from left to right, like a book.

 

“Jack Kerouac's novel On the Road and Edward Ruscha's artist's books Every Building on the Sunset Strip and Royal Road Test are evoked. So is John Baldessari's work, where mundane, unrelated photographs are juxtaposed to create implied if unsuspecting pictorial narratives.”

 

Read the whole review for the LA Times here and make sure to check out our funny and extensive interview with Ed here and here.

 

Ed Templeton

The Seconds Pass

February 26 - April 3, 2010

More on Ed at http://www.toymachine.com/

 

 


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