Re: Wet vs. Dry

I saw a juried show in Madison this weekend, and at least half the
works were "Pigment on Paper"

Nick

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On Nov 29, 2005, at 2:49 AM, Loris Medici wrote:

> I'm not a gallery owner but exhibit in galleries and sell works (not
> often and can't make a living of it but it covers my photography
> expenses).
>
> Will chime with two words: "Hand Made"
>
> I personally think longevity (when compared to silver) is almost a
> non-issue with new inks and quality papers (I also make quadtone
> pigmented inkjet prints).
>
> Regards,
> Loris.
>
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> Lindsay
> Sent: 29 Kasım 2005 Salı 00:20
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> Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Wet vs. Dry
>
> ...
> OK, gallery people out there, please tell me why inkjet is still
> looked
> down on as kind of ho-hum second rate. If Epson says that they will
> last
> 80-100 years plus, what's the problem? I don't have the room for a
> traditional darkroom and thought I'd go inkjet since they've come a
> long
> way in the archival life of the prints that are coming out now days.
> ...
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