Seen & imagined
Subtitle: the world of Clifford Ross
By: edited by Jay A. Clarke and Joseph Thompson ; foreword by Joseph Thompson ; essaus by David Anfam [and 6 others]
Contributors: Clarke, Jay A. (Jay Anne), editor; Thompson, Joseph, 1958- editor; Anfam, David
Publisher: MASS MoCA; The MIT Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: North Adams, Massachusetts; Cambridge, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
ISBN-13: 9780262029964
Copyright date: 2015
Subjects: Exhibitions
Other titles: Seen and imagined; World of Clifford Ross; Landscape seen & unseen
Description: "From the romantic, highly detailed realism of his large-scale "Mountain" photographs to multimedia pieces that embrace abstract forms drawn from close observation of nature, Clifford Ross's work is unlike any other. In 2002, Ross invented his R1 camera, with which he has produced some of the highest resolution single shot photographs ever realized. In a Ross Landscape, viewers can spot a bird in a tree on a mountain a mile away. Seen & Imagined accompanies a landmark exhibition at MASS MoCA. It offers a comprehensive survey of Clifford Ross's work, from large-scale, highly detailed landscape photographs to his latest "invisible art" - and augmented reality app for smartphones that reveals a hidden work within a work." -- Mass MoCA's website
Notes: Published in conjunction with the exhibition "Landscape seen & unseen" held at Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, North Adams, t2015-2016.

Includes bibliographical references.