Tim Roda’s work was not the most spectacular; the work is too intimate for that. How could it compete with a slowed down car crash with broken glass and smashed metal? But Roda’s work is some of the most humane at NEXT.
The boy does not judge the man; the boy aids him (sometimes with only a hint of apprehension) as he tries to exert control over their detritus filled world. The attention to the world of decay spills into ours as a cardboard covering spills across the floor of the Art Agents space. 
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Nicholas,
I saw Roda's show at the Museum of Contemporary Photography and thought it was really engaging. i wish i would have come across his work at the fair but it was hard enough to find the cue booth there and i had the number for it. So happy you posted about his work. here's the link to mocp's exhibition of his work:
http://www.mocp.org/exhibitions/2007/04/tim_roda.php
jennifer
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