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Erik
Die narrative 'Leere' ist ein spannendes Konzept von Mac Adams, der zwei Bilder präsentierte und den Betrachter die Geschichte zwischen den Bildern im Kopf entstehen ließ. Ich hatte es für eine Ausstellung auch mal umgesetzt, aber mit einem kleinen Twist: Ich habe die Leere mit verschiedenen Handlungssträngen gefüllt, die zumeist aber gelogen waren - nur eine war wahr. Es sollte das Dorfgetratsche und die Verfälschungen darin darstellen und diese Geschichten wurden in der Ausstellung als Fotos auf einem "Dorfinformationsbrett" gezeigt.

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Junges Mädchen ist mit einem Fahrrad auf einem Waldweg. Im Hintergrund schlagen zwei Jungs an einer Weggabelung einen weiteren Jungen zusammen.
Das gleiche Mädchen steht nun mit Gipsbein und Krücken energisch auf einer Wiese von einem Gebäude und schaut in die Ferne.
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John Arnold

_The Evening Post_, 25 May 1923:
               LOCAL AND GENERAL
  Perhaps the day may not be far distant when the horse-drawn vehicle will be a thing of the past in the thoroughfares of big cities, where tarred #macadam or bitumen-surfaced roads will provide splendid speedways for motor traffic. In the meantime, however, it is stated that tarred macadam roads are not popular with horse-drivers, who say that on hot days in the summer time it is twice as hard for horses to draw loads over such surfaces as it ordinarily is to pull similar weights over water-bound macadam roadways. The wood-blocks on the streets of Wellington are most favoured by drivers because the evenness of their surface makes for smooth haulage in all weathers. #Bitumen roads remain to be thoroughly tested in this city, but those thoroughfares which have been so treated appear to give satisfaction to horse-drivers.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/news
#OnThisDay #OTD #PapersPast #Roading #Roads #Vehicles #Wellington

Black-and-white photo: Cuba Street, Wellington, looking north from Vivian Street corner. ca. 1924. Photographer, Charles Sydney Smith. Description: Cuba Street, Wellington, looking north, showing the National Bank of New Zealand, Te Aro Branch on the corner Vivian and Cuba Streets, left hand side. There are pedestrians on both footpaths (BrE pavements, AmE sidewalks) and a few motor cars, a horse-drawn vehicle (foreground) and a tram (background) on the street. Citation: Ref: 1/2-029894-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. https://natlib.govt.nz/records/23179979
Black-and-white photo: New method of road formation that is attracting a good deal of attention in New Zealand. 1924. Extended caption: Laying bitumen hot-mix in Johnston Street, Wellington. Description: Shows a steamroller at left foreground and another at right background; and workmen spreading bitumen on the road surface. Two-storey buildings surround the street, seen at left and behind the road works. In the far background is a hillside with buildings. Citation: Auckland Weekly News, 2 October 1924, p. 48. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections AWNS-19241002-48-05. https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/245817
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