Smack Mellon is pleased to announce the start of its 2020 exhibition season with two solo exhibitions, Really Large Numbers: The Observatory and Cecile Chong: _other Nature, opening concurrently on Saturday, January 18, 2020. In both exhibitions, the artists depict the effects of traumatic events on the landscape, contemplating humanity and our relationship to the earth and nature. Really Large Numbers (Julia Oldham and Chad Stayrook) imagine the earth after it has been ravaged by climate change and foresee an uncertain future for its human and non-human inhabitants. In her project, Cecile Chong ruminates on the intricate connections between nature and culture, searching for ways to transcend barriers through commonalities in our ties to the natural world.
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Sebastião Salgado – Amazônia
Farmer Designers: An art of living
HAEGUE YANG: HANDLES
Robert Dawson A Most Uncommon Man
Architects Design Eco-Friendly Building Inspired by Rainbow Eucalyptus Trees
To a raven and hurricanes that from unknown places bring back smells of humans in love
On Earth - Imaging, Technology and the Natural World
THE LINK : Luca Curci Architects
How has coronavirus helped the environment?
