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Don Dahlke’s Cultural Documentation: The Spirit of the West Indies

(I wanted to highlight the depth of his reality versus the realism attempted in the Fireplace Lounge portraits).

Here is my photo of some Banksy in Johnson Basement…

I posted printouts of some of Galen Rowel’s many incredible scenery photographs in my very dreary hallway on the 4th floor of Hepburn. One visit to the hallway will suffice to explain why I thought the area could use some inspiration and bright color. 

The curatorial statement explains that I came upon Galen’s memorial gallery completely by chance and was taken away. If I could post some of these full sized colored prints in the hallway I would be very interested to see how conversation among neighbors might be instigated.

I posted my images on the bulletin board in the lobby of my dorm, Atwater Hall A, Entrance A.

Here are a couple of pictures taken by Mark Seliger on display in FIC. Not a permanent display, but an interactive piece which hopefully encourages a closer relationship to the artwork.

One View.

A view of one series from above.

Another view from the side

The second set of photographs in a linear format.

Mikhail Baryshnikov beckons from a glass of juice.

An unsuspecting dining hall patron unwittingly participates in an interactive exhibition.

David Bowie graces your milk glass.

A Claude Monet retrospective on the footbridge in town.

 

Outside entrance to Coffrin.

So, the picture’s from a little too far away, but it was the only way to give the photo some context. If you’re in the area, stop by and check it out. It’s the entrance on the Battell Beach side of the building.