Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

Helen Mayer & Newton Harrison

Jan 09 – Feb 06, 2009

Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Peninsula Europe-The Force Majeur, 2007-8 (detail)

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Helen Mayer Harrison and Newton Harrison will exhibit a new multimedia installation, Greenhouse Britain, and other works from 1974 to 2009 that relate to global warming, a topic they have addressed throughout their career. The Harrisons, whose proposals have influenced long-term public policy planning, are internationally recognized for their visionary works grounded in the natural sciences.
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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Peninsula Europe: The Force Majeur (detail), 2007-2008

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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Peninsula Europe: The Force Majeur (detail), 2007-2008

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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain, 2007-2008

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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Greenhouse Britain, First Sketch, 2006

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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

On Eco-civility and Structure (detail 1), 2008-09

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Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison

Book of the Seven Lagoons, 1980-1987

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

1 2 3 4 5 6

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

1 2 3 4 5 6

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

1 2 3 4 5 6

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

1 2 3 4 5 6

Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view

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Global Warming: Greenhouse Britain

installation view