WILLIAM WEGMAN
He took two pictures. One came out
May 4 – July 6, 2013
Opening: Saturday, May 4th, 6-8PM
Opening: Saturday, May 4th, 6-8PM
He Took Two Pictures / One Came Out, 1972/2011
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Eek a Crab, 1974
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
Learn to Dance with Modern Electronic Equipment, 1973
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
Art & Science, 1974/2012
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
One or Two Spoons/Two or Three Forks, 1973
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
What’s on the Agenda, 1973
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
He Lost His Balance, 1973
Silver gelatin print
14 3/8 x 11 3/8 inches
He wondered why all the radio stations were playing the same thing, 1971-72
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
Adjustable Pillow, 1974/2011
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
In the Dark A Coat Rack Looks Like A Man, 1972
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
To see if he was awake, He had an assistant pinch him, 1971
Silver gelatin print
14 x 11 inches
Mistake/Correction, 1975/2011
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Ring and Middle Finter Out of Place, 1971-72/2011
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Size of a Pea, Size of a Golf Ball, c. 1970/2012
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
X-Ray Photography, 1971
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
As a Joke..., 1971
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 12 1/4 x 10 7/8 inches
Advertisement, 1973
Silver gelatin print
Two panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Black/White/Gray Background, 1971/2012
Silver gelatin print
Three panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Advice/Lemonade/Toy Hats/Closed, 1972
Silver gelatin print
Four panels, 14 x 11 inches each
Untitled (“I know tomorrow is your day off...”), 1970-71
Typewritten text on paper
11 x 8 1/2 inches
Untitled (“The difference between a smart man and a stupid man...”), 1970-71
Typewritten text on paper
11 x 8 1/2 inches
Untitled (“The doctor said your heart was good...”), 1970-71
Typewritten text on paper
11 x 8 1/2 inches
Untitled (“No-one’s arrived yet...”), 1970-71
Typewritten text on paper
11 x 8 1/2 inches


