The Serpentine Lattice

The Serpentine Lattice

Helen Mayer & Newton Harrison

Apr 02 – Apr 30, 1993

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Tongass National Forest, Alaska, 1990

Description

The Serpentine Lattice is a recent installation which integrates drawing, maps, text, audio elements and projected imagery to posit a plan for the reclamation and preservation of the forests of the entire Pacific Northwest coastal range. By focusing on the region from northern California to Alaska, the artists have initiated a dialogue which may contribute to the long term survival of the Northwest forest.

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Oregon State, 1990

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Oregon State, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Oregon State, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Oregon State, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

The Redwood Forest in CA, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

The Redwood Forest in CA, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Tongass National Forest, Alaska, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Tongass National Forest, Alaska, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Tongass National Forest, Alaska, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Vancouver Island, British Columbia, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Washington Olympic National Forest, 1992

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Washington Olympic National Forest, 1993

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Washington State, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Washington State, 1990

Newton & Helen Mayer Harrison

Washington State, 1990

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The Serpentine Lattice

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The Serpentine Lattice

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The Serpentine Lattice

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The Serpentine Lattice

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The Serpentine Lattice

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Ronald Feldman Gallery has been at the frontier of contemporary art since 1971. The gallery is located in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City and exhibits performance, photography, new media, film, painting, drawing and sculpture.