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It's the journey, not the destination...I think it is a little bit the destination. This gem of a knick-knack kept us safe on the road to cali, now I want to focus on being the best best-maid-man-of-honor I can be!
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- Looking for style, finding trends, making friends, and keeping file. Art, fashion, media, science, and humor scooped up into a sundae and placed in the cross hairs.
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
JAMES SCHENCK
(°1978) received his BA from Vassar College and his MFA from University of Cincinnati College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning.
Through both two-dimensional art and installation, Schenck addresses the conditions of persona, as well as the role society plays in the construction of identity. The artist’s body of work articulates tactile and gestural expressions of self-examination, the importance of visual balance and clarity, and the daily numbness experienced as one journeys for approval.
Schenck summarizes the results of his process as “2-D performance.” The aesthetic should always feel fun and welcoming, while the undercurrent stems from an urgent, honest insecurity. Schenck currently lives and works in Cincinnati.
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PHOTO CREDITS
Some of the photos on this page are mine. Most of the fashion shots (unless marked) are from mens.style.com. Others are from party pages (cobrasnake or shadowscene, etc.) I try to credit as much as possible and when I know the photographer. If you object to a photo, I apologize, misuse is unintentional, and it can be removed by a simple request.