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No Man’s Land
No Man’s Land

No Man’s Land

Artist (Beninese (Yoruba), born 1962)
Date2022
Period21st century
MediumFound objects
Dimensions40 x 21 x 23
Credit LinePurchase with funds provided by the Frederick and Martha Lapham Art Acquisition Fund and the Foster Family Art Acquisition Fund
Object number2023.004
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
Copyright© Romuald Hazoumè
Photo: Ken Burris, Vermont
Monister
Richard Stankiewicz
1954
Object number: 1994.002
Bear from the portfolio Bestiarium
Bear from the portfolio Bestiarium
Vladimir Perić
2016
Object number: 2017.006.10
Blood Red Coral
Blood Red Coral
Mark Dion
2013
Object number: 2023.003
Tuareg Man’s Decorative Pendant Purse
Tuareg Man’s Decorative Pendant Purse
Anonymous (Nigerien)
Object number: 1986.263
Tuareg Man’s Decorative Purse
Tuareg Man’s Decorative Purse
Anonymous (Nigerien)
Object number: 1986.264
Study of a Man’s Head Looking Upward
Study of a Man’s Head Looking Upward
Eugène Devéria
c. 1845
Object number: 2015.276
Oil Spill Near Farm Land Ogoni
Oil Spill Near Farm Land Ogoni
George Osodi
2007
Object number: 2012.028
Homestead on submarginal land, Pennington County, South Dakota
Homestead on submarginal land, Pennington County, South Dakota
Arthur Rothstein
1936, printed later
Object number: 2015.185
Clearing land, Ellis Unit, Texas from the series Conversations with the Dead
Clearing land, Ellis Unit, Texas from the series Conversations with the Dead
Danny Lyon
1968
Object number: 1983.036
Nearing Land from Camera Work XII
Nearing Land from Camera Work XII
Alfred Stieglitz
1904, published 1905
Object number: 2008.024
35. Along Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. Scientists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Goddard Space Flight Center . . . released photos . . . from 700 miles above the earth, show[ing] a pattern of clearcutting throughout the entire rain forest of the Northwest that is so extensive that the land looks perforated by a giant blast of buck-shot. . . . Ninety percent of the original Northwest forest is gone. Timothy Egan The New York Times, June 1992 From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
35. Along Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. Scientists at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Goddard Space Flight Center . . . released photos . . . from 700 miles above the earth, show[ing] a pattern of clearcutting throughout the entire rain forest of the Northwest that is so extensive that the land looks perforated by a giant blast of buck-shot. . . . Ninety percent of the original Northwest forest is gone. Timothy Egan The New York Times, June 1992 From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
Robert Adams
1999–2003
Object number: 2006.026.035
98. Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. The Oregon Department of Forestry proposes a “compromise” by which clearcutting would be done less often on state-owned land. It is a proposal that fails to acknowledge the central contention of many of the industry’s critics, that forests are sacred and must never be totally cut lest they be permanently destroyed. From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
98. Floras Creek, Curry County, Oregon. The Oregon Department of Forestry proposes a “compromise” by which clearcutting would be done less often on state-owned land. It is a proposal that fails to acknowledge the central contention of many of the industry’s critics, that forests are sacred and must never be totally cut lest they be permanently destroyed. From Turning Back, A Photographic Journal of Re-exploration
Robert Adams
1999–2003
Object number: 2006.026.098