Friday, December 10, 2004
I was drunk and took 15 photos of this boy. I don't even remember his name, but he was a "Southern Gentleman" and that's all I needed. That- and another g&t.
Wednesday, November 24, 2004
In spite of the fact I look like Mary Hart on Botox, I think this photo really captures the feelings of its subjects (It should be noted that earlier in the evening I passed around a note saying "C-- has herpes. Pass it on.")
Sunday, November 14, 2004
Reason # 6 To Get Up Early in L.A.: Better chance of seeing bad weather. Yes, this overcast drizzle is considered "bad weather" in L.A.
A Ducky Day: Commercialism and crooked glasses make Japhy sad. Why won't anyone tell me my glasses are crooked?!?
A Ducky Day: Some people think that being shot from above makes you look better. Proof that those people lie.
Sunday, August 08, 2004
This self portrait was taken at Yale during Japhy's induction into the Skull & Bones Society. Some have said that looking at him here, it's possible to see that he knew someday he would be hunted down by the very organization that first brought him to prominence.
Thursday, November 06, 2003
Two Housing Projects (2002, Digital C-Print, Size Various)
By 26, Japhy had spent the family fortune and taken up being a switchman for the B&0 Railroad. It was while sending Baltimore to Toledo that he came upon the novel idea of photographing static objects while traveling at high speeds. The above is one such work.
Monday, November 03, 2003
Self Portrait with Sunglasses and Mud (2003, Digital C-Print, 8"x10")
This epigraph proceeded Japhy Grant's 1899 manifesto If You Bitches Won't Love Me Then I Won't Love Me!: "All self-portraits are wish fufillments." This one appears to be no exception.
Friday, October 31, 2003
Reedy Creek Station or Overpriced Ashtray (2003, Digital Print, Size Various)
Japhy Grant was a man deeply troubled by the Russian Revolution. While this work seemingly reflects those concerns, they, in fact, do not.