From there, I try to answer the question: what then is the role of the artist in a national park? And I discovered that it changes throughout time:
Native Americans, prior to white settlers, left behind pictographs in the mountains. While we might consider it artwork now, they created it for advertisement (i.e. good hunting at next river!). If you look closely, Bob, Wayne and Ione left behind some graffiti in 1946, but I’m curious if we’ll view it as art in another 500 years…
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I learned in my art class aboutthe artist who does still life, the real thing. He's from like teh 60s or 70s or something, and he does the tourist couple, they have the tall white socks, printed t-shirts, camera, everything. This reminds me of that. And let me tell you, it's hilarious to study it when you are in a class with well-dressed, skinny, well-maintained, spanish university kids. I'll find out who the artist is.
I love your truth be told photo shoot, imagine what mine would have been like when we had throw-up ramen/potato mix in Arches...oh man...
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