A few of
Richard Renaldi's terrific photographs from his exhibition
This Grand Show at Benrubi Gallery in New York City, from Spring 2014. Renaldi captures that dissolving line between heralded arrival and slow departure, amusement and abandonment, as human and heartbreaking, and as stubborn, an intersection as there is. Grand show, indeed.
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| ChallengeR, Hawi, Hawaii, 2007 |
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| Igloo, Homer, Alaska, 2008 |
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| Maxime, Cairo, Illinois, 2008 |
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| Sumatra, Montana, 2009 |
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| Galaxy 8122, Los Angeles, California, 2005 |
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| Dodge, Miami, Florida, 2011 |
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Was just south of Cairo last week, in Paducah KY, and saw a similar storefront, its marble entranceway embellished with the store's name. I briefly stopped and took note of what an era it was when such care was used in construction. Of course this majestic thing was now an antique mall (got a great Speedy West solo LP for three bucks, incidentally).
Rockford, Illinois has a similar theater front downtown.
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