Light Index.

From: Afterimage | Date: March 1, 2003| Author: Laird, Scott | Copyright information

Light Index is an exhibition that features work by three artists that examine the most essential component of the photographic process: light. This essential element, together with the concept of index, serves as a conceptual point of departure for this exhibition. The show is meant to create a dialogue between the works of Amanda Means, Ellen Carey and Erika Blumenfeld, through a juxtaposition of images that will highlight this conceptual subtext. Each artist uses light as a funda...

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