To me, Marsha always seems to create an unyielding attraction to her subjects on why this, where will go. Then snap, you have a moment in time.
The collection area takes on a whole new meaning.
I own a couple of Marsha Burns prints from the 80s. They’re quite wonderful black and white prints with exquisite full range tonality. She got a fair amount of attention in fine art circles back then but somehow slipped from notice in recent years. What is she up to these days? Are these snapshots a fair representation of what she’s doing these days?
carlo castellano says
I love Marsha’s photography. She explores more and beyond her works, she inspires.
Bobbie Lyons says
To me, Marsha always seems to create an unyielding attraction to her subjects on why this, where will go. Then snap, you have a moment in time.
The collection area takes on a whole new meaning.
Laszlo says
I own a couple of Marsha Burns prints from the 80s. They’re quite wonderful black and white prints with exquisite full range tonality. She got a fair amount of attention in fine art circles back then but somehow slipped from notice in recent years. What is she up to these days? Are these snapshots a fair representation of what she’s doing these days?