Ridley Howard at Leo Koening, through April 11th, 2009
Non-equivalents:
Representation and Illustration
Representation, a rendering through search without destination. A stopping point, yes, requisitely. Illustration holds the destination preconceived. Among other places, they seem to function separately in reception; reception by the maker ex post facto and reception by the viewer (reader, etc.). This may be similar to the difference between teaching and didacticism.
