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Leaving Love Field - WILLIAM GREINER
November 22, 1963 shocked the world. How much it changed the character of Dallas is something we cannot measure. Soon after, we as a nation accepted the fact that our beloved President Kennedy was gone. The faith and promise of this adored figure ceased. And Dallas was no longer the same. Art tackles tragedy often face-to-face, sometimes as an act of catharsis. William Greiner (b. 1957, New Orleans, LA) traced the historic path that JFK took when he landed at Love Field that cool November morning in Dallas. He photographed using his keen eye to extract certain details that give us pause. William’s photographs were taken in recent years, but some look as if they were photographed that fateful day. There is an “X” in the road marking the spot. A surreal image of a spring garden of pink t...
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November 22, 1963 shocked the world. How much it changed the character of Dallas is something we cannot measure. Soon after, we as a nation accepted the fact that our beloved President Kennedy was gone. The faith and promise of this adored figure ceased. And Dallas was no longer the same.
Art tackles tragedy often face-to-face, sometimes as an act of catharsis.
William Greiner (b. 1957, New Orleans, LA) traced the historic path that JFK took when he landed at Love Field that cool November morning in Dallas. He photographed using his keen eye to extract certain details that give us pause.
William’s photographs were taken in recent years, but some look as if they were photographed that fateful day. There is an “X” in the road marking the spot. A surreal image of a spring garden of pink t...