Watershed: Contemporary Landscape Photography

Watershed examines landscape photographs produced after 1970, in particular works that illustrate mankind’s undeniable and often negative impact on the land, establishing a firm split from the pristine worldview of earlier landscape photographers such as Ansel Adams. The photographs in this show reveal landscapes as activated spaces imprinted by mankind and marked by social performance. The exhibition features works by artists such as Gregory Crewdson, William Eggleston, and Sally Mann.