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Iconic Photograph Many Times Hijacked
Does pictorial information always require descriptive caption?
Transparently Fake Pictures
Consumers of information admit a preference for provider transparency with respect to data manipulation, hype, push/pull eye candy, sales pitches, fake news . . .
POTUS Speaks: Does Political Speech Mirror Existential Experience?
Consumers of information demonstrating impatience with political campaigns cannot mask palpable displeasure with political talk as in this image of a speechifying POTUS. The image is a voluntary ex...
How Do We See Ourselves in the Information Age?
Consumers and lay creators of information appreciate the democratization potentiated by personal computing.
Varieties of Contrived Experience
Consumers of information may never know whether data received through the senses is true even when verified under standards and formulae used by journalists creating news stories.
Fake Sing Along Photo Assembled from International Clip Art and Spare Parts
This is a fake photograph assembled from spare files in my computer and an image downloaded from the web.
Phony Portrait of a Man in Love With Himself
Perhaps the central informing data of portraiture are ambient information, decor and objects of everyday life lurking in the background to ambush the insolence of pride. This is, of course, as with...
Hacking History: Time, Space, Life, Memory Interrupted
Art creates a document that exists irrevocably in a virtual world accessible and eventuated as eventually unassailable across time, space, purpose, intention.
Fake News Fail: When Totally Phony Pictures Bomb
Whenever conceptual artists creating photo driven pictures fail at making credible images for fake news they usually receive kudos for their transparency.
Mapping A Working Life: An Octogenarian Asks "Wot's It All About, Alfie?"
Many a child of the Great Depression has wandered through life successfully, happily, wondrously, confidently, riskily.
What Are Geezers Thinking About All the Time?
Charlie Rose: Do you think at all about death? Arthur Miller: I think about it at least three or four times a day.
Notions About Public Utility
Just as events in the End Times may require global governmental takeover of mortuary services, a possibility following a successful IPO bid by the planet's largest social network company may result...
Fake News Then and Now
Consumers of information familiar with the history of information appreciate the fact that the practice of faking information has always been with us.
The News As A Graphic Novel
This image from Alamy posted to The Huffington Post (an aggregated news blog) to illustrate a news item by Alexander Eichler, "Corporate Taxes As A Percentage of Profits Now Lowest in Decades," tak...
How Fake News Is Created: The Art of Self-Advertisement and Self-Interest
Suppliers of fabulation and fake news generally hire creators of their product who then work assiduously for long hours under boiler room conditions.
Memory Test: What Would You Remember After 64 Years?
A geezer artist, long a student of phenomenology, fails the challenge of creating a comprehensive one-panel flash back image of his teen years.
Any Day Now: Anticipating the Fatal Ambush Sweep of Father Time's Scythe
Consumers of funereal and obituary information are suddenly aware of the widening roster of old friends inclusively stepping off the planet.
Process Shot in Progress
This panel demonstrates how conceptual artists assemble image parts stored in folders in their computers, old photographs purchased in antique shops or images downloaded from clip art sites on the ...
What Can Art Do?
Art can take you anywhere, passively or actively, prosaic or romantic, in time and space as who you are or want to be.
