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a| David Hartt : b| Negative Space h| Galerie Thomas Schulte

a| Berlin : b| Galerie Thomas Schulte, c| 2017.

a| 12 p. : ill.

a| David Hartt : Negative Space, Galerie Thomas Schulte, Berlin, 8 july to 26 august 2017

a| In his first exhibition at Galerie Thomas Schulte David Hartt will present a new photographic series alongside a new film whose genesis began with a series of photographs by Robert Rauschenberg, who in the fall of 1980 had documented his journey along the East Coast of the United States from Long Island to Captiva, Florida. Hartt for his works has repeated this journey across the so-called Northeast megalopolis using a drone camera to capture the territory covered. Hartt’s portrait of the landscape shows it as defined by the reversal of urban to suburban migration patterns, an extreme concentration and stratification of wealth and power on the one hand and the marginalization and displacement of industry and the emergent precarity of environmental catastrophe on the other. Narrated by Professor Francis Fukuyama Hartt’s film is grounded in the genre of the documentary, but infused with both scientific and Sci-Fi references thus making history and fantasy interact.(from publisher)

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a| Kunstgeschiedenis 20e-21e eeuw

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b| KASK c| KUB j| 771.13 / HARTT D. / 2017 p| 000050664169

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