"Printed Matters"
An Exhibition of Images and Short Stories
From
Cary Polkovitz's New Publication
"Often Overlooked"
at
ActivistArtistA Gallery
422 West Industrial Ave.
Boynton Beach FL 33426
Opening Reception and ReadingThursday,
June 20, 2013 | 7 PM
Exhibition Dates: 6-20 thru 7-10
Special Guests Reading from the following:
Cary Polkovitz"Often Overlooked"
All books will be available for purchase, including photographer,
Susan Caplan's published photgraphic essays!
Cary Polkovitz's Often Overlooked is Reaching
Tens of Thousands of People Online, and is Now Available in Print!
Learn
more about this book, and schedule the author for an interview
Have you ever noticed something
misplaced by the side of the road and wondered, "How did that get
there?" Well, there might be more to it than you had initially thought.
Author Cary Polkovitz explores the potential of these items in his
book, based on an online feature he updates daily. Often Overlooked
is a compendium of over 70 short and wildly imaginative vignettes, each
inspired and accompanied by a color photograph of a found object.
One day, on a lark, local artist Cary Polkovitz wrote a fanciful yarn
alongside a photo of an ordinary fire hydrant and posted it online. Much to the
delight of his friends and followers, the stories kept coming. It is now a
daily affair with a reach of over 20,000 people, its stories ranging from the
absurd to the horrific. Through them all runs a quiet understanding that
compels readers to wonder about the possible lives of things Often
Overlooked.
In his prose, Polkovitz intends to amuse, engage and fascinate the
reader with concise, witty gems from an
unseen world. A shoe in the grass is all that remains of a boy who, after
failing to heed his mother's instructions, floated away. An oddly placed set of
numbers on a curb foretells a man of his death. A helium balloon longs to see
the world from a different height. Often Overlooked is a uniquely
imagined and one-of-a-kind literary experience truly suitable for an
all-encompassing audience.
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