Arizona artist Warren Anderson works in Prismacolor on paper to record the fast-vanishing signs and sites of the American road. Closely cropping his compositions, he deftly renders every detail and nuance of the neon signs that advertise roadside motels, old movie theaters and other businesses from a bygone era.
Presented more as “dignified relics” than cultural oddities, Anderson’s works become nostalgic remembrances by the sheer selection of the images, not the manner in which th (showing 500 of 1513 characters). |
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