Brandon Zech and Christina Rees discuss conservation nightmares, the Dust Bowl, and how well-versed Texas artists are on this subject.
“Texas artists have been dealing with this forever.”
To watch last summer’s Top Five on Our Favorite Artworks About Snow & Ice, please go here.
Earlie Hudnall, Jr., “Flipping Boy,” 1983
1. The Photography of Earlie Hudnall, Jr. (1980s and ’90s)
Katie Pell With “Bitchen Stove” in 2009. Acquired By Ruby City, San Antonio, in 2019
2. A) Katie Pell, Bitchen Stove, 2006
Helen Altman, “Custom Deluxe,” 1990. Collection of the Old Jail Art Center, Albany
B) Helen Altman, Custom Deluxe, 1990
Luis Jiménez, “Man on Fire,” 1969. Collection of the Smithsonian, Washington DC.
3. Luis Jiménez, Man on Fire, 1969
Sandy Carson, “We Were There” (Series, 2007-2017)
4. Sandy Carson: We Were There (Series, 2007-2017)
Alexandre Hogue, “Drought Survivors,” 1936
5. Alexandre Hogue, Drought Survivors, 1936
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Thanks for including Earlie Hudnall in the mix!
Great video. I have a Hogue lithograph of the prairie dog in the bottom right of Drought Survivors. I imagine you knew about the Hogue exhibit at the DMA a few years ago. https://dma.org/art/exhibitions/alexandre-hogue-erosion-series