Untitled #394-03. 2003 Chromogenic color print Collection of the artist. Courtesy of Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco; Marc Selwyn Fine Art, Los Angeles; and Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York
Henry Gallery Attendants have gotten contemplative in the Henry exhibition Richard Misrach: On the Beach, and would like to share some of their writings with Hankblog. Thanks, GA’s!
Get inspired this week, come and check out the exhibition before it closes on Sunday!
On the Beach | By Joanna
Am I part of the beach?
Breezy
warm
peaceful.
Rolling in the sand.
Carefree
soft
comforting.
I blend in.
Natural
Calm
Alive.
On the Beach, Untitled #704-03 | By Hannah
Being Absent – sorrowful, anxious, lonely.
Where am I?
Missed, fleeting, lost.
I am erased: Wiped out, removed, gone.
Whose absences do long shadows mourn for?
On the Beach, Untitled 394-03 | By Jennifer
Drifting in the warm waters,
floating, breathing, calming.
I feel at home,
happy, safe, free,
I am one with the water,
at ease, at peace, at home.
Can I stay here forever?
