We went to the Power Station of Art, and I happily brought my 600D with my nifty-fifty lens along do a a bit of indoors street photography.
He’s either an artist or a priest…
A photograph of a person taking a photograph… that’s the master trope of this post.
I am looking at people who are looking at art.
Perhaps a case can be made that I am also making art of my own, out of art itself.
This is art quoting art.
Fabric mirroring fabric…
Museum goers are also performing a kind of art…
Someone doesn’t like Dickens… or perhaps this is a comment on China…
Don’t ask me what it means…
See for yourself.
And have a dialogue.
Hmm…
Hmm…
Hmm…
The gift shop is tastefully done.
The helicopter view of the gift shop.
The real is a shadow … the pose is clear.
Participatory art… we like to see ourselves in art.
Is art real?
Always read what it says…
An owl of Minerva…
So many texts and subtexts…
The elephant in the room…
Even the pipes look arty!
Is this art?
Can this be art?
Better consult the catalogues…
Is it in the book?
We need to do some close reading.
There’s a decorum here, for the sake of the decor…
We need to find out more…
Look some more…
Pay close attention.
Look up…
Look down at the screen.
The answer is in the smartphone.
Thanks for dropping by, and don’t forget to check out my Saatchi Art page!
Hong Kong Lucida 
Reblogged this on Being Southern Somewhere Else and commented:
I love his photography–the work here is so crisp. I like to scroll through and just look at what he’s captured, then go back and move along slowly, reading the captions. Art created by people looking at art–one of my favorite creative themes.
many thanks for your kind words!
Thank you for sharring