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"The Silence of Stones: The Photographer as Artist" (Brewster Ghiselin): This landmark essay by the poet and critic Brewster Ghiselin explores the metaphysical side of the medium
it provides a panoramic view of how the "cultural landscape" is not just a place
the Polaroid removed the anxiety of the "hidden" negative and allowed for a collaborative
Viewpoint by David Vestal (Andre Kertesz
[Heath took the photos in Korea while he was an infantryman in 1952
Heinecken, Robert. Robert Heinecken: A Material History. Signed book "The Silence of Stones: TheCenter for Creative Photography, 2003. First edition, stiff illustrated wraps, as issued. Fine. 112 pages. With texts by Mark Alice Durant, Amy Rule, and Roxane Ramos. A retrospective survey of Heinekens art photography practice, including but not limited to montages made from printing through girlie magazine pages. Summary: Robert Heinecken: A Material History (2003) is a comprehensive illustrated study of the experimental art and photographic