some LANDSCAPES
Landscape in art, music, literature, film and other art forms.
- By Andrew Ray
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
Mónica de Miranda, Salt Island, 2022 (detail)I recently went to look around RE/SISTERS A Lens on Gender and Ecology, at the Barbican. In this exhibition the politics goes well beyond environmentalism and feminism, encompassing work …
Awrangzib Hunts Nilgais c. 1660I've just read Julian Bell's new book on Adam Elsheimer, Natural Light. He talks about the paintings I referred to here in 2006, when I visited the Dulwich Elsheimer exhibition, including …
Sugimoto Seascapes at the Hayward GalleryI wrote about Hiroshi Sugimoto's seascape photographs here in 2007, referring to some online images at the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum. Checking back just now I found the link was dead, …