A film by Bill Hayward
“Søren Kierkegaard… feared that the advent of the camera would create one single portrait of us all, obliterating the treasure of our differences. Hayward being a worldly flâneur would seem to take issue with the eminent Dane.” – Richard Merkin, VANITY FAIR
This from The Best American Poetry blog regarding my presentation “The Museum Of Emotions” for the launch of The Coffin Factory#4 magazine at Housing Works Bookstore
Hayward supplies high style with a memory; he induces sheer surface to have a history. By undermining the camera’s command of appearances, he helps us sense the life, the … Continue readingAt that time…”Hayward supplies high style with a memory…” – Carter Ratcliff, Pt. 1
