The Earth, That Is Sufficient
The Earth, That is Sufficient, highlights landscape painting, drawing, sculpture and photography as an assortment of traditional and radical depictions that characterize the ground we stand on and the distance we look out upon.
Nicola Vassell Gallery is pleased to present, The Earth, That is Sufficient. The assembled, multi-generational group enlists various narrative methodologies to describe landscape in traditional terms and as new terrain possessing original and revolutionary spirit. The landscapes on view manifest as thought, object, vista and action. They offer up literal and metaphorical journeys and the terrestrial as full of physical and mental possibilities.
The exhibition features work by Etel Adnan, Alvaro Barrington, Sholto Blissett, Lauren Halsey, Barkley L. Hendricks, Shara Hughes, Marcus Jahmal, Ana Mendieta, Walter Price, Ugo Rondinone, Uman and Joseph Elmer Yoakum. The title is taken from Walt Whitman’s poem, Song of the Open Road.
Each artist’s distinct approach to landscape is unified by elucidations of actual or imagined habitats.
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Alvaro Barrington, Pull up to my Bumpa, 2021
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Ugo Rondinone, Erstermärzzweitausendundeinundzwanzig, 2021
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Etel Adnan, Untitled, c. 2012
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Marcus Jahmal, Anomalies of Brick, 2021
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Joseph Elmer Yoakum, Untitled, n.d.
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Walter Price, To Withstand Buffering Winds from all Sides, 2021
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Uman, The Bird Nest in my Window, 2020
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Uman, Malaria Tripping, 2021
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Shara Hughes, Yellow Brick Road, 2020
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Shara Hughes, Root Collection, 2019
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Alvaro Barrington, 1363-1964, 2020
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Alvaro Barrington, 1363-1966, 2020
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Alvaro Barrington, 1363-1965, 2020
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Alvaro Barrington, 1363-1967, 2020
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Alvaro Barrington, 1363-1963, 2020
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Barkley L. Hendricks, Blue, Green and Black River, 2003
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Barkley L. Hendricks, Twins on Bathtub Beach, 2006
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Etel Adnan, Montagne Sainte Victoire 6, 1990
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Sholto Blissett, Garden of Hubris XIII, 2021
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Sholto Blissett, Garden of Hubris XIV, 2021
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Lauren Halsey, Untitled, 2021
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Ana Mendieta, Ochún, 1981 / 2018
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Ana Mendieta, Sandwoman, 1983 / 2018