http://joemckay.net Tue, 21 Sep 2010 20:46:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://joemckay.net/polaroids/comment-page-1#comment-74 Objects that don’t belong – polaroids by Joe Mckay « Artqmagazine's Blog Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:28:53 +0000 http://joemckay.net/?page_id=17#comment-74 [...] PDRTJS_settings_853256_post_261 = { "id" : "853256", "unique_id" : "wp-post-261", "title" : "Objects+that+don%27t+belong+-+polaroids+by+Joe+Mckay", "item_id" : "_post_261", "permalink" : "http%3A%2F%2Fartqmagazine.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F05%2Fobjects-that-dont-belong-polaroids-by-joe-mckay%2F" } looking at the works of Joe Mckay i was able to absorb different messages, by joining all his polaroids i created a hypothetical puzzle where the chips were specially marked to be deciphered and unified in unusual categories. I chose 4 of many polaroids which offered the same unintentional logic and this is what i came up with: OBJECTS THAT DON’T BELONG. I really enjoy the nature of these photographs specially the careless framing and the faded tones. Although these photographs stood out from McKay’s polaroid collection for not belonging (-refrence to a place or time) there were a few others that were superior in concept for just the opposite – Belonging-  ex. surfer boys in wagon, homeless guy in the street, couch in a living room etc.  Check out Joe Mckay’s work here [...] [...] PDRTJS_settings_853256_post_261 = { "id" : "853256", "unique_id" : "wp-post-261", "title" : "Objects+that+don%27t+belong+-+polaroids+by+Joe+Mckay", "item_id" : "_post_261", "permalink" : "http%3A%2F%2Fartqmagazine.wordpress.com%2F2010%2F01%2F05%2Fobjects-that-dont-belong-polaroids-by-joe-mckay%2F" } looking at the works of Joe Mckay i was able to absorb different messages, by joining all his polaroids i created a hypothetical puzzle where the chips were specially marked to be deciphered and unified in unusual categories. I chose 4 of many polaroids which offered the same unintentional logic and this is what i came up with: OBJECTS THAT DON’T BELONG. I really enjoy the nature of these photographs specially the careless framing and the faded tones. Although these photographs stood out from McKay’s polaroid collection for not belonging (-refrence to a place or time) there were a few others that were superior in concept for just the opposite – Belonging-  ex. surfer boys in wagon, homeless guy in the street, couch in a living room etc.  Check out Joe Mckay’s work here [...]

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