Ron Haselden / John Timberlake

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Timberlake, J. and Haselden, R. 2012. Ron Haselden / John Timberlake. Paris, France 05 May - 23 Jun 2012
Title of workRon Haselden / John Timberlake
CreatorsTimberlake, J. and Haselden, R.
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The respective work of Ron Haselden and John Timberlake reflects aspects of each artist’s engagement with landscape. Both see landscape and topography as a construction of time as well as space. They think of landscape involving an awareness of human time (the time of the artist, of the viewer), as well as geological and astronomical ‘deep’ time (the time of the Earth as a planet). Seen like this, a landscape is a palimpsest of small and large lifecycles, of geological forms and processes, and of shifting human perceptions.

Output mediaExhibition
Research GroupArt Practice as Investigation cluster
Exhibition titleGalerie des Petits Carreaux
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Deposited08 Jan 2014
Web address (URL)http://www.galeriedespetitscarreaux.com/index.php?id=exposition-ron-haselden-john-timberlake
LanguageEnglish
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