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A penchant for melancholic absurdity, for instance, surfaces repeatedly in selections from several series of long-exposure photographs--including "Sketches," 2003-2004, "Apparatum Armorum Ineptum," 2003-2004, "My Reproof," 2003-2004, "Operation Idiocracy, 2003-2007, and "ergo despero," 2007--that formed the core of the show.
Hirsch Perlman: Robert Miller Gallery by Avgikos, Jan / Artforum International
hinc enim non minus illustris per totum orbem ejus fama quam ex armorum gestis evagatur.
Humanism and Scholasticism in Sixteenth- Century Academe. Five ... by VAN LIERE, KATHERINE ELLIOT / Renaissance Quarterly
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] For three related series known as "My Reproof," "Sketches," and "Apparatum Armorum Ineptum," Perlman layers more unsure narcissism onto the Pygmalion/Frankenstein impulse of the prior work, creating a mythic and mundane world of friends, phantoms, props, and tools, as well as a kind of possible self.
Hirsch Perlman: Blum & Poe by Miles, Christopher / Artforum International
 
 
 
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