Mark Mann
Mark Mann
Mark Mannis an American artist known for utilizing visual elements from 1960s and 1970s postcards to form the basis of his photographic art works. The resulting pictures create an uneasy tension between truth and fiction. They cite artifacts from the time, such as roadside motels and vacation destinations that refer to memories of family journeys. The journeys are mixed with dreamlike symbolism to create ironic images that go beyond memory. They are dramas staged to communicate the loneliness and alienation...
start taking
There's still no timetable. We're taking it start by start.
million spend
We will spend well over $2 million on this facility.
longest three time
I was there for all three of them, and this was the longest time he had actually been unconscious.
progress regards weekend
We'll progress him over the weekend in regards to his running, ... and just take it day by day and see how he feels.
We'll know better after he see the doctor.
concerned
We'd be concerned if it wasn't getting better. But he's been better each day.
less passing
It's not recurring, and with each passing day it's less and less.
according ball catch days five pick playing progress six start
It's going to be at least five or six days before he can pick up a ball and start playing catch again. We'll progress him from there according to what he can tolerate.
recovery
It's going good. (Tuesday) was more of a recovery day. But it was important to see how he felt. He said he was fine.
good hitters movement velocity
It went well. The hitters said he had better velocity and good movement on all his pitches.
call premature
It's a little premature to make that call right now.
far fixed miss regards time
The only way that this is going to be fixed is through surgery. We'll have a better idea as far as time in regards to how long he'll miss after tomorrow's appointment.
early looking next playing
We'll take a look at him when he returns. We're looking at him playing early next week.
form resolved shape worried
We are in no way, shape or form worried about this at all. We think that it's completely resolved itself.