Rapids, Sweden/ Finland Border, 1999.
Photograph
1999 (photographed), 2000 (printed)
1999 (photographed), 2000 (printed)
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Colour photograph of a landscape with rapids in the foreground and wooden houses on a river bank.
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Title | Rapids, Sweden/ Finland Border, 1999. (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | C-type photographic colour print. |
Brief description | C-type photographic colour print of a landscape with rapids in the foreground and wooden houses on a river bank, Sweden/ Finland Border, Jim Cooke, negative made 1999, printed 2000. |
Physical description | Colour photograph of a landscape with rapids in the foreground and wooden houses on a river bank. |
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Gallery label | Jim Cooke's photographs examine the process of development and decline of industrial landscapes throughout Europe. His subjects are the recently ravaged sites and monumental structures of mines, factories, docks, railways and car parks as well as the more softened terrain of long-abandoned developments. His use of a large camera, making detailed 10 x 8 inch negatives, entails a suitably time-consuming and contemplative approach to image making that deals with the fragile balance of landscapes both natural and man made.
-Martin Barnes(11/09/2007-28/06/2008) |
Credit line | Given by Jim Cooke. |
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Accession number | E.589-2001 |
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Record created | April 4, 2002 |
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