The variety of current approaches to describing man’s presence in the land is suggested by recent and recently acquired photographic works on view in The Robert and Joyce Menschel Gallery. Featured artists include Olafur Eliasson (Danish, b. 1967), Noriko Furunishi (Japanese, b. 1966), David Goldblatt (South African, b. 1930), Geoffrey James (Canadian, b. Wales, 1942), An-My Lê (American, b. Vietnam, 1960), Sze Tsung Leong (American and British, b. Mexico City, 1970), Scott McFarland (Canadian, b. 1975), and Clifford Ross (American, b. 1952).
Landscape: Recent Acquisitions
May 26–Sep 24, 2006
MoMA
- MoMA, Floor 3
Artists
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Geoffrey James
Canadian, born Wales 19422 exhibitions, 22 works online -
Mirta Gómez
American, born Cuba 19532 exhibitions, 21 works online -
Karin Apollonia Müller
German, born 19633 exhibitions, 2 works online -
Eduardo Del Valle
American, born Cuba 19512 exhibitions, 21 works online -
Clifford Ross
American, born 19522 exhibitions, 2 works online - There are 12 artists in this exhibition online.
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