Ashes and Snow at the Nomadic Museum
Since its debut in Venice in 2002, more than a million and a half people have attended Ashes and Snow, an exhibition of more than 50 large-scale photographic artworks, a 60-minute feature film, and two 9-minute film haiku by Gregory Colbert.
The Nomadic Museum, the permanent travelling home of Ashes and Snow debuted in New York in March 2005 and then travelled to Los Angeles in January 2006 and Odaiba, Tokyo in 2007. It is in Zócalo, Mexico City, in early 2008.
Ashes and Snow is a work in progress. Over the past fifteen years Colbert has collaborated with more than forty species around the world.
Current Exhibition:
Ashes and Snow at the Nomadic Museum
ZÓCALO,
MEXICO CITY
The Mexico City opening will mark the fifth installation of Ashes and Snow, Gregory Colbert's sixteen-year personal and artistic odyssey. The exhibition will be shown at the Nomadic Museum, in the historic Zócalo, from 19 January through 27 April 2008. Ashes and Snow is an ongoing project that weaves together photographic works, film, art installations and a novel in letters. The exhibition consists of more than 50 large-scale photographic artworks, a 60-minute feature film and two short film haikus. To date, more than a million and a half people around the world have visited the exhibition.The Nomadic Museum in Mexico City, designed by Colombian architect Simón Vélez, is the first of its kind. The 5,130-square-meter structure is composed primarily of bamboo and utilizes other recyclable and reusable materials that demonstrate sustainable practices and an innovative architectural approach.
The Mexico City opening will mark the fifth installation of Ashes and Snow, Gregory Colbert's sixteen-year personal and artistic odyssey. The exhibition will be shown at the Nomadic Museum, in the historic Zócalo, from 19 January through 27 April 2008. Ashes and Snow is an ongoing project that weaves together photographic works, film, art installations and a novel in letters. The exhibition consists of more than 50 large-scale photographic artworks, a 60-minute feature film and two short film haikus. To date, more than a million and a half people around the world have visited the exhibition.The Nomadic Museum in Mexico City, designed by Colombian architect Simón Vélez, is the first of its kind. The 5,130-square-meter structure is composed primarily of bamboo and utilizes other recyclable and reusable materials that demonstrate sustainable practices and an innovative architectural approach.
http://www.ashesandsnow.org/en/home.php
Look at the site, it’s a lot of beautiful and lovely photos there, the silence is total in the photos. Very, very peaceful and beautiful done.
It’s almost so you can hear the silence in the photos…
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