I found this artist interesting as he is Irish and has studied art and design in Dublin. He produced these photographs in (1998-1999) in a similar method that we did for our elective which consisted of still images playing together in a form of video with a voice over narrative.The photographic images document a mise en scène that takes place in and around the rehearsal hall of a community school, where a group of young actors and dancers re-enact dance routines and dramatized scenes for a school project in stages of rehearsal.
James Coleman’s art is literally histrionic: in other words, attuned to the mechanics and meaning of staged presence, a matter of theatrical projection and perspective on the part of actor and audience alike. It is almost like he wants you the onlooker to engage in this performance.
James Coleman’s art is literally histrionic: in other words, attuned to the mechanics and meaning of staged presence, a matter of theatrical projection and perspective on the part of actor and audience alike. It is almost like he wants you the onlooker to engage in this performance.
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