Our Man on the Street: Larry Golsh on Sarah Moon

Slowly we are receiving more reports from our "Man on the Street" in Paris (even though he's been in San Diego for a couple of months now), the famous Larry Golsh.

This week he discusses the Sarah Moon exhibit at the Galerie Camera Obscura.

Sarah Moon is my most favorite living photographer. I saw her in person for the first time in Paris at her opening at Galerie Camera Obscura.

Larry is a man of few words but he has an impeccable eye for art.

Thanks Larry.

Our Man on the Street...

We have decided to spare no expense to bring you coverage of fine-art events around the globe.

This summer we rented a house in Paris, France and sent our "Man on the Street", the famous Larry Golsh, there for six weeks to report on the Paris art scene. Upon his return we will put him up in a luxurious condo on the 22nd floor in San Diego until we bring him back here to Phoenix in October.

Here's Larry's take on the Warhol exhibit at the Grand Palais.

Just going to the Grand Palais in Paris is a great experience, the building is one of the most beautiful I have visited. The Warhol exhibit is spectacular. The paintings took on a new international look for me. For the first time I realized how important photography was to Warhol. My favorite works were the self portraits and the floating silver clouds.

And what trip to Paris would be complete without visiting the Louvre? Unfortunately the place was mobbed and we weren't able to get many photos as shown here.

During his four month stay in San Diego, Larry will be reporting back to us on the San Diego and Los Angeles art scenes.