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Allan Sekula

Polonia and Other Fables
September 20 – December 13, 2009

 
Allan Sekula - <i>Boatbuilders, veterans of Gdansk shipyard and Solidarity in the 1970s and 80s. Warsaw, August 2009</i>s from <i>Polonia and other Fables</i>
Allan Sekula
Boatbuilders, veterans of Gdansk shipyard and Solidarity in the 1970s and 80s. Warsaw, August 2009s from Polonia and other Fables, 2007
Chromogenic print
30 x 30 inches
 
 
Allan Sekula Ladies Auxillary Polish Army Veterans of World War II. Polish Constitution Day parade, 3 May 2008 from Polonia and Other Fables Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Accordionist. Chicago, September 2007 fromPolonia and Other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Mother and child. Taste of Polonia festival, Chicago, September 2007 from Polonia and Other Fables Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula My father, brother and nephew. Sacramento, December 1998 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 24 x 36 inches
Allan Sekula Father Andrej, who gave last rites to my father. Sacramento, December 2008 fromPolonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula My mother outside the empty house. Sacramento, December 2008 from Polonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula Smoker. Chicago, December 2008 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula Smoking and talking. Tygmont Jazz Club, Warsaw, August 2009 fromPolonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print Triptych, 48 x 24 inches
Allan Sekula Blacksmith (hammering sickle.) Ochojno, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula Daughter and grandaughters of blacksmith. Ochojno, Poland, July 2009 fromPolonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula Replica of door to blacksmith s shed, in situ (original in collection of Warsaw Ethnographic Museum.) Ochojno, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula F-16 pilot prepares. Polish Air Force base near Poznan, July 2009 fromPolonia and other Fables Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula CIA Black Site seen from the bushes. Kiejkuty, Poland, July 2009 fromPolonia and other Fables Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Mother and son. May Day parade, Chicago, 2009 from Polonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 42 x 42 inches
Allan Sekula Detail from Stanislaw Batowski, Pulaski at Savannah, 1932. Polish Museum of America, Chicago, August 2007 from Polonia and other Fables Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula My father with his list. Sacramento, December 1979 from Polonia and other Fables Archival inkjet print 24 x 36 inches
Allan Sekula Farmer threshing grass at abandoned airport used by CIA for transport of clandestine high value terrorism suspects. Szymany, Poland, July 2009from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Radio Maryja. Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Art student working on commodity futures exchange. Mercantile Exchange, Chicago, August 2007from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 73 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula CIA black site seen from across the lake just before the wrong film was confiscated. Kiejkuty, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Lockheed-Martin F16 rollout. Polish Air Force base near Poznan July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Factory occupation. Chicago, December 2008 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 24 x 36 inches
Allan Sekula Boat builders who hope to circumnavigate the globe, at Lazarus shelter for homeless men, former Ursus Tractor Factory. Warsasw, August 2009fromPolonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Boatbuilders, veterans of Gdansk shipyard and Solidarity in the 1970s and 80s. Warsaw, August 2009s from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Spectators observing shadow of hammer and sickle cast at high noon on May 1 by Virginio Ferrari s sculpture Dialogo (1971).University of Chicago, 1 May 2008from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print Two frames of four consecutive images each, 24 x 72 inches each
Allan Sekula Spectators observing shadow of hammer and sickle cast at high noon on May 1 by Virginio Ferrari s sculpture Dialogo (1971). University of Chicago, 1 May 2008 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print Two frames of four consecutive images each, 24 x 72 inches each
Allan Sekula Boy outside pig farm. Wieckowice, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Aerial view of pig farm owned by the American multinational Smithfield. Located on site of former collective farm. Wieckowice, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Three pigs on family farm. Nowa Huty, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Rye field with Smithfield pig farm in background. Weickowice, Poland, July 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Ornette Coleman. Chicago, September 2008 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Polish metalhead. Taste of Polonia Festival. Chicago, September 2007 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Stodola music club. Warsaw, August 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Vinyl curtain-wall advertising. Warsaw,July 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 48 x 48 inches
Allan Sekula Passersby 1, Warsaw, July 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Passersby 2, Warsaw, July 2009from Polonia and Other Fables, 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Passersby 3, Warsaw, July 2009 from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Chromogenic print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Blacksmith s work. Ochojno, Poland, July 2009from Polonia and Other Fables , 2007 Archival inkjet print 30 x 30 inches
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula Installation View, The Renaissance Society, 2009
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables
Allan Sekula quote from Polonia and Other Fables

   
   

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