Witness what Friedlander does when he segues from street photography to landscape, portraiture, nudes, and still lifes, from a Leica-brand rectangular format to the Hasselblad Superwide square shape, from a gritty, document look to the tonal rigors of the fine-art print, from the
rough-and-ready street poetry of his early books to the elegance of his larger late ones.
For all that, however, in Mark Burnett's estimation, his
rough-and-ready game show/reality series - ``dramality'' is the term his crew devised for it - turned out to be more Campaign 2000 than ``Lord of the Flies.
Her work's use of
rough-and-ready industrial materials counteracts any risk of preciousness (particularly the persistent references to rainbows).
A
rough-and-ready bear of a man, Hopkins feels his conservative beliefs right down to his bones.
The use of a split screen allows for a number of deft juxtapositions belying the
rough-and-ready feel of a work shot, edited, and publicly screened within a matter of weeks.
Both of these works were e xhibited in the
rough-and-ready, warehouselike environment of the Exchange Flags building, one of the two principal "TRACE" venues.
