BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Washington Convention Center -- Art

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2017_DC_WCC_Art: DC -- Washington Convention Center -- Art (185 photos from 2017)
2017_DC_WCC_Art_Tour_170929: DC -- Washington Convention Center -- Tour: Art of the DC Convention Center (11 photos from 2017)

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. WCCART_170929_006.JPG: JIM SANBORN Lingua, 2003, Street Level Walk through the Grand Lobby, and two 16-foot columns will flank you. These columns are etched through with foreign language text recalling historic gatherings -- or conventions -- of people from 1400 BC until the 19th century. The text is inscribed onto the bronze in eight different languages -- French, Ethiopian, Greek, Latin, Spanish, Chinese, Russian and Ononandaga. Appropriately, Sanborn calls his piece Lingua, which in Latin, means "spoken word." A native of Washington, DC, Sanborn influences include the physical sciences, archeology, mythology and unseen forces of nature.
2. WCCART_170929_020.JPG: Wyoming Territory, 1833 AD
3. WCCART_170929_023.JPG: Athens, 425 BC
4. WCCART_170929_027.JPG: Abyssinian 928 BC
5. WCCART_170929_030.JPG: Rome 25 AD
6. WCCART_170929_059.JPG: Kuanji Prefecture 353 AD
7. WCCART_170929_062.JPG: Barcelona 1493 AD
8. WCCART_170929_065.JPG: Moscow 1812 AD
9. WCCART_170929_068.JPG: Iroquois Nation 1450 AD
10. WCCART_170929_072.JPG: DONALD LIPSKI Five Easy Pieces, 2003, Concourse Level, Street Level, Level Two You're sure not to miss Lipski's hanging sculpture in the Center. Five Easy Pieces is a collection of giant, geometric shapes made from everyday objects like tennis rackets, kayaks, guitars, bar stools and bicycles -- a nod to Lipski's fond childhood memories with his father who was in the bicycle business. As you approach the suspended sculpture from a distance, the individual objects reveal themselves. You can also find Lipski's world-renowned sculptures in national and international museums. His work has been written about extensively and celebrates the common object. He lives in Sag Harbor, New York.
11. WCCART_170929_118.JPG: Larry Kirkland Capital Stars, 2003
12. WCCART_170929_126.JPG: James Lesesne Wells Orpheus and Eurydice amongst the animals, 1982 Orpheus Falls in Love, 1982
13. WCCART_170929_179.JPG: James Lesesne Wells The Vamp, 1983
14. WCCART_170929_184.JPG: James Lesesne Wells Eurydice Ascends, 1983
15. WCCART_170929_192.JPG: Sam Gilliam Chevrons, 1984
16. WCCART_170929_225.JPG: Willem de Looper Untitled, (Santa Fe), 1992
17. WCCART_170929_238.JPG: Juan Bernal Far Away, 2001
18. WCCART_170929_259.JPG: Robert Azank Still Life #144, 2002
19. WCCART_170929_263.JPG: Chul-Hyun Ahn Emptiness, 2003
20. WCCART_170929_277.JPG: Dinh Q Le Untitled (1), 1998
21. WCCART_170929_282.JPG: SOL LEWITT Wall Drawing #1103, 2003, Street Level, Level Two Located on the L Street Bridge, this multi-hued, two-level drawing embraces the geometric abstract that defined much of LeWitt's impressive career. Famous for architectural scale works, LeWitt created this piece with a respect for the Center's environment. LeWitt's New York artists led a team of 10 Washington painters who brought this dynamic painting to life: Stevens Jay Carter, Larry V. Colbert, Megan Dyer, Elizabeth Flyntz, John Hogan, Thomas Jennings, Melissa Levin, Luis Peralta, Tomas Ramberg, Jon Routson, Jason Rulnick, Michelle Talibah, Chris Dale Taylor and Joanne Wasser
22. WCCART_170929_284.JPG: KENDALL BUSTER Parabiosis II, 2003, Street Level Buster received her MFA at Yale University after completing the Whitney Museum's Independent Study Program. Currently, this native Washingtonian is a Professor at the Virginia Commonwealth University. When she's not teaching, she's creating. Her award-winning works have been exhibited throughout the country as well as Spain, South Africa, Germany and Peru. Her commissioned piece for the Center is a suspended sculpture that hangs from the underside of the main escalator. It is constructed of a lightweight powder-coated, enameled steel frame and covered with a shadecloth "skin." The piece resembles a floating city created out of interlocking buildings with visible interiors.
23. WCCART_170929_297.JPG: Kendall Buster Parabiosis II, 2003
24. WCCART_170929_310.JPG: Darren Lago Loafer Round, 1999
25. WCCART_170929_326.JPG: LARRY KIRKLAND Capital Stars, 2003, Concourse Level, Street Level, Level Two Worldly describes Kirkland. Currently residing in Washington, DC, he has lived in California, Japan, Rhode Island, Virginia, and Oregon. His sculptures have generated worldwide acclaim and carved out a special niche for him in large site-specific installations. Capital Stars will no doubt continue to enhance that reputation. This magnificent suspended sculpture combines history, geography and politics. By placing Washington, DC in the center of the piece, Kirkland reinforces the dichotomy that while the nation's Capital is our political epicenter, it stands alone, without a stat
26. WCCART_170929_339.JPG: Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1103, 2003
27. WCCART_170929_364.JPG: Pat Steir Red on Blue Waterfall, 2003
28. WCCART_170929_416.JPG: Frank Smith / Arnetta Lee Shaw, The Root and Fabric of a Community, 2003
29. WCCART_170929_428.JPG: The Shaw Wall
30. WCCART_170929_444.JPG: Deirdre Saunder Moments in Time and Place, 2003
31. WCCART_170929_451.JPG: Billy Colbert The Spirit of Sunday in Shaw, 2003
32. WCCART_170929_463.JPG: Rik Freeman Shaw Rhythms, 2003
33. WCCART_170929_471.JPG: Radcliffe Bailey Black Star Line, 2002
34. WCCART_170929_489.JPG: Andrea Maki Silver City, 1998
35. WCCART_170929_497.JPG: Lisa Scheer Rapunzel, 1997
36. WCCART_170929_534.JPG: Betsy Stewart Pond Totem # 33, #19, # 32 2002
37. WCCART_170929_558.JPG: Carrie Mae Weems The Armstrong Triptych with Bugle Boys, 2000
38. WCCART_170929_560.JPG: Carrie Mae Weems The Armstrong Triptych with Bugle Boys, 2000
39. WCCART_171009_13.JPG: COSTAS VAROTSOS Galaxy, 2003, Concourse Level A trained architect and sculptor, Varotsos spent many years in Italy working in the Lamorgia mountains on a V-shaped crater left from a WWII shelling. He stacked the crater with plate glass, so it would resemble a pond. A native of Greece, who currently lives in Athens, Varotsos often uses glass to represent water. However, in Galaxy, the work he created for the Center, the stones and glass symbolize a loose interpretation of the Big Bang theory.
40. WCCART_171009_27.JPG: Sam Gilliam Chevrons, 1984
41. WCCART_171009_33.JPG: James Lesesne Wells The Vamp, 1983
42. WCCART_171009_38.JPG: James Lesesne Wells Eurydice Ascends, 1983
43. WCCART_171009_46.JPG: James Lesesne Wells Orpheus and Eurydice amongst the animals, 1982
44. WCCART_171009_50.JPG: James Lesesne Wells Orpheus Falls in Love, 1982
45. WCCART_171009_59.JPG: Sam Gilliam Many Things, 2003
46. WCCART_171010_001.JPG: Agnes Jacobs Ping Pong Pow, 1984
47. WCCART_171010_018.JPG: Trevor Young Slanted Dark, 2002
48. WCCART_171010_024.JPG: David Kohan Domain, 1996
49. WCCART_171010_038.JPG: Diego Masi Bicycle, 2002
50. WCCART_171010_046.JPG: Patricia Tobacco Forrester Pierce Mill II, 1992
51. WCCART_171010_053.JPG: Chris Gardner Arrowdynamics, 1983-2003
52. WCCART_171010_066.JPG: Rebecca Cross Variations on the Pear, 1999-2003
53. WCCART_171010_090.JPG: Naomie Kremer Two to One, 2000
54. WCCART_171010_094.JPG: Gerd Rohling Untitled, 2000-2003
55. WCCART_171010_102.JPG: Judy Jashinsky Family Portrait, 1992
56. WCCART_171010_120.JPG: William Christenberry Wall Construction with Number 3, 2003
57. WCCART_171010_135.JPG: Foon Sham Rock in Voyage, 2001 Nancy Sansom Reynolds Flux, 1999 Jann Rosen-Queralt Ear Trumpet VI, 2001
58. WCCART_171010_145.JPG: Karen Olivia Brown Suenos Voladores (Flying Dreams), 2003
59. WCCART_171010_161.JPG: Tom Nakashima Orchard Pile on Westwood Road, 2003
60. WCCART_171010_177.JPG: William Dunlap Landscape and Variable, 2003
61. WCCART_171010_197.JPG: Stephen Talasnik Obversation Deck, 2000
62. WCCART_171010_198.JPG: Stephen Talasnik Landing Pad, 2000
63. WCCART_171010_201.JPG: Laura G. Thome Greet Expectations, 2002
64. WCCART_171010_219.JPG: Hung Liu Tribute, 2002
65. WCCART_171010_226.JPG: Nancy Scheinman Morning in Full Heart, 2001
66. WCCART_171010_241.JPG: Gustavo Lopez Armentia La Rayeula (Hopscotch), Emigrar 2000, 1998
67. WCCART_171010_274.JPG: Soledad Salame Two Cities, 1997
68. WCCART_171010_296.JPG: Therman Statom Moviemento de la Noche, 2003
69. WCCART_171010_299.JPG: Mindy Weisel Remnants of a Dream, 1997
70. WCCART_171010_309.JPG: Jeff Donaldson The Vibratory Shock, 2003
71. WCCART_171010_329.JPG: Therman Statom Moviemento de la Noche, 2003
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- 2017_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (6 photos from 2017)
- 2012_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (7 photos from 2012)
- 2011_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (9 photos from 2011)
- 2010_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (6 photos from 2010)
- 2004_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (5 photos from 2004)
- 2009_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (4 photos from 2009)
- 2003_DC_WCC: DC -- Washington Convention Center (9 photos from 2003)
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2017 photos: Equipment this year: I continued to use my Fuji XS-1 cameras but, depending on the event, I also used a Nikon D7000. Trips this year: Civil War Trust conferences in Pensacola, FL, Chattanooga, TN (via sites in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee) and Fredericksburg, VA, a family reunion in The Dells, Wisconsin (via sites in Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin), New York City, and my 12th consecutive San Diego Comic Con trip (including sites in Arizona). For some reason, several of my photos have been published in physical books this year which is pretty cool. Ones that I know about: "Tarzan, Jungle King of Popular Culture" (David Lemmo), "The Great Crusade: A Guide to World War I American Expeditionary Forces Battlefields and Sites" (Stephen T. Powers and Kevin Dennehy), "The American Spirit" (David McCullough), "Civil War Battlefields: Walking the Trails of History" (David T. Gilbert), "The Year I Was Peter the Great: 1956 — Khrushchev, Stalin's Ghost, and a Young American in Russia" (Marvin Kalb), and "The Judge: 26 Machiavellian Lessons" (Ron Collins and David Skover). Number of photos taken this year: just below 560,000.
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