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ArtScene
May 2006 vol 25, no 9
Continuing and Recommended:
Bernard Yenelouis' "Shelter" comprised of new photographic works, are a secret tour to the history of Los Angeles modernist architecture from within the perspective of how these places turn up in media. Shooting in Polaroid film, which is then re-photographed and printed on photo paper, gives the images a distinctive grainy colored quality very unlike the effects of digital. This off-center map to L.A. is at first glance just a study in atmosphere and light, but upon closer inspection becomes an archeology of the places that define the "familiar" worlds we know from cinema and television. (Kristi Engle Gallery, Highland Park)
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