MARC TASMAN

Imagen Historias (ee-MAH-hen ees-TOH-ree-ahs) poetically translates from Spanish as “picture stories.”

ARCHIVED NEWS (2016-2018) Marc Tasman and Clayton Haggarty wheat-pasting imagery at RedLine Milwaukee from UWM Libraries’ Polonia Collection for the the Look Here!

Transformative Commentary with Leonard Cohen’s “I’m Your Man” Deep down, way down low, in the dark days of cuts and attacks upon the public sphere, vilification of teachers and public servants, and threats of even a thousand more cuts, I found some solace…

Marc Tasman and Luke Farley’s Sporting Goods express a kind of truth‐in‐advertising with respect to gun violence in America.

Here is body of images that I have made since the winter of 2012, looking across the road from a moving automobile at Lake Michigan.

Inspired by love and loss of families in my communities, these portraits are a rich exposition of families that I am connected to through my own children and family.

Tim’s Garage, 2008 Giclée print 25.4 cm × 38.2 cm (10 in × 15 in) About an hour’s drive north of the vibrant city of Montréal, Québec, in the Laurentian Mountains, is an idyllic enclave, cherished by five generations of a family.

Visiting Poland as an adult grandchild of Jewish Holocaust survivors was a vivid experience.

Ten Year Polaroid Project 1999-2009 (photography, performance, installation, video) I took a Polaroid self-portrait every day for ten years and one day.

Proposal for The New American Flag (photography, video, performance, installation, interactive media).