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Untitled, from the series Terrain Vague


Gary Green, Untitled, from the series Terrain Vague, 2011, pigment print, Gift of Dr. and Mrs. William Tsiaras, © Gary M. Green, 2016.146.6

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Title

Untitled, from the series Terrain Vague

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series (original language): Terrain Vague

Artist

Gary Green (American, born 1956)

Date

2011

Medium

pigment print

Edition

2/8

Dimensions (H x W x D)

image: 6 5/8 in x 9 7/8 in; sheet: 19 in x 12 15/16 in

Inscriptions & Markings

inscription: Untitled Terrain Vague / 2/8 / [signature] / 2011, graphite, verso

Collection Area

Photography

Category

Photographs

Object Type

photograph

Culture

American

Credit Line

Gift of Dr. and Mrs. William Tsiaras

Accession Number

2016.146.6

Copyright

© Gary M. Green

Terms

photographs

pigment prints

power lines

Description

Gary Green's series Terrain Vague explores the empty, often abandoned spaces that disrupt the otherwise cohesive flow of streets, buildings, and public spaces within urban landscapes. Green explains, "These photographs do not present us with beautiful or idyllic spaces. The images are filled with a sense of passage, decline as well as the ordinariness of utility pared down to the basics: the piling of soil, the scraping of the earth, the fencing in of property. Some of them are layered so that trees and brambles hide a home, a human story. These are the spaces we barely bother to notice, all the more reason to give them our heightened attention."

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