Hans Aarsman on Garry Winogrand’s Rattle

Hans Aarsman wrote about Garry Winogrand, and also created a fantastic, expressionistic monologue about the chaos he recognizes in his photographic works.

You can download the monologue on this page in English and Dutch. The links are sort of hidden. Hoover the mouse under the text “ARCHIEF”, where you see a large faint “X”. I think the original thumbnail has disappeared. The monologue is called Ruis in Dutch and Rattle in English. Rattle, I can imagine, is the noise in the streets, but I do not understand Ruis (noise, static). The monologue reads like a train-of-thought rattle. Very much how like Winogrand talked in a very Rattly manner.

Listen to this except:

You can find the full interview here.

Garry Winogrand
Garry Winogrand

Indexed

The Indexed blog by Jessica Hagy just just freaking great!

I mean, this can only be created by a beautiful mind:

Indexed

Blind man

At station Z, the blind man boards the train. Usually, he can sit in his regular window seat. But sometimes, that seat is occupied, and he has to find another seat, somewhat awkwardly. Bladderman immediately stands up before the blind man to offer him his seat.

The blind man listens to something on his smartphone, which he operates with a special device.

He gets off at the same station as me. With sure strides, his cane in front of him, he finds his way down the platform, up the stairs, and into the crowded station.

Then he is gone.