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Untitled (13L & 13 R), from the series, 415/514
2003
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Amanda Marchand (Montreal, Canada, 1968 - )
Beyond Tradition: Permanent Collection Photographs, September 27, 2003 - August 22, 2004, Historic Wing, Paul L. Davies Gallery, Second Floor, San José Museum of Art.
Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection, July 30, 2007 - September 9, 2007, San José Museum of Art.
Marchand’s landscapes subtly reveal the impact that humans have on natural environments both developed and pristine. Here she pairs two images: a Northern California landscape (left), and a photograph taken near her home in Quebec (right). Says Marchand, “Traveling between these two places, an airplane ride (or a camera) can bring them together within the same space/time continuum. I love the element of surprise created when images are paired, as in a poem that sparks because of how words rub up together.”_FV_1 copy.png)
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Untitled (13L & 13 R), from the series, 415/514
Photograph
2003in. (cm)
Amanda Marchand (Montreal, Canada, 1968 - )
Object Type: Photograph
Medium and Support: C-Print diptych, mounted on aluminum
Credit Line: Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Geraci
Accession Number: 2004.25
Exhibition
Beyond Tradition: Permanent Collection Photographs, September 27, 2003 - August 22, 2004, Historic Wing, Paul L. Davies Gallery, Second Floor, San José Museum of Art.
Contemporary Art from the Permanent Collection, July 30, 2007 - September 9, 2007, San José Museum of Art.
SJMA Label Text
from the exhibition Beyond Tradition: Permanent Collection Photographs, 2003-2004. Marchand’s landscapes subtly reveal the impact that humans have on natural environments both developed and pristine. Here she pairs two images: a Northern California landscape (left), and a photograph taken near her home in Quebec (right). Says Marchand, “Traveling between these two places, an airplane ride (or a camera) can bring them together within the same space/time continuum. I love the element of surprise created when images are paired, as in a poem that sparks because of how words rub up together.”
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