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From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

  1. Malaise Objectified no. 2 by Candace Garlock, Image 1.

    Candace Garlock

    Malaise Objectified no. 2, 2023

    Earthenware

    15 x 15 x 6 in

  2. Malaise Objectified no. 1 by Candace Garlock, Image 1.

    Candace Garlock

    Malaise Objectified no. 1, 2023

    Earthenware

    27 x 9 x 6 in

  3. Ostara by Rossitza Todorova, Image 1.

    Rossitza Todorova

    Ostara, 2021

    Acrylic

    31.5 x 22 in

  4. JS (submerged) by Linda Alterwitz, Image 1.

    Linda Alterwitz

    JS (submerged), 2019

    Photograph

  5. Hot Springs Pool, Smoke Creek Desert, Nevada by Peter Goin, Image 1.

    Peter Goin

    Hot Springs Pool, Smoke Creek Desert, Nevada, 2019

    Photography

    20 x 73.5 in

  6. Target Bravo 17 Bombing Range, Nevada by Peter Goin, Image 1.

    Peter Goin

    Target Bravo 17 Bombing Range, Nevada, 2019

    Photography

  7. Lower Gallery, American Flat, Nevada by Peter Goin, Image 1.

    Peter Goin

    Lower Gallery, American Flat, Nevada, 2019

    Photography

    20 x 46.91 in

  8. Palm Forest, Shipai Village, China by Peter Goin, Image 1.

    Peter Goin

    Palm Forest, Shipai Village, China, 2019

    Photography

    24 x 120 in

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About the artist

Linda Alterwitz

American

b. 1960

Linda Alterwitz (b. 1960, Indiana) is a Las Vegas-based visual artist utilizing photography, collage, and interactive methods. Her practice focuses on envisioning the unseen rhythms of the human body and our relationship to the natural world. Alterwitz explores the intersection of science, technology, nature, society, and the individual. Her current work integrates the authenticity of science and the communicative power of art, sparking dialogue on the intended and unintended consequences of humankind when we separate ourselves from our natural environment. Alterwitz resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.


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