A newspaper page that has sketches of people on one side along with some columns of text on the other.
A group of gaussian black and white circles that form an inner and an outer maze like structure.
Two images that show some vertical text falling and a horizontal text being wrapped around something.
An image showing the contents of a notebook like: human figures and texts.
A photo book showing black and white photos of a dish with eggs and some eggs being sliced with a slicer.
A list of black white and yellow most wanted like posters that show pars of different human faces.

All The Stuff That’s Fit To Print Pt.1

Apr 19 2010

The second section of Maira Kalman’s first year MFAD “New York Stories” class were assigned to follow people. They turned the results of their surveillances into a newspaper called “Following.”

“We decided to follow people on the street. Not in a mean or threatening way, but in a curious and kind way,” writes Kalman. “Each student followed a series of people for a bit of time. At the end of the following, an inexpensive item was purchased. The item didn’t have anything to do with the walk, but was meant to be given away at the end of the semester.”

Join the class in Union Square TOMORROW as they hand out Following.

See Part one of the pages below.

See a video of the press run here:
“http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6152115/MVI_0916.MOV”:http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6152115/MVI_0916.MOV
by Ron Gabriel

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