Tag: history of nuclear weapons

• 1000 Suns at the Museum of Contemporary Photography

  I recently created a special portfolio edition of selections from my 1000 Suns project for the Midwest Photographers Project at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago. The Midwest Photographers Project is a unique resource – as they state on their site: “Inaugurated in 1982, the Midwest Photographers Project is a rotating collection of portfolios…

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  June 12, 2016

  Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Photography, Projects

  1000 Suns, archival materials, Atomic Tests, Chicago, Contemporary Photography, history of nuclear weapons, Midwest Photographers Project, Museum of Contemporary Photography, Nuclear Weapons, Uboveground Nuclear Tests

• The Colors I Cannot Explain at HCC

  Brandon Bauer – The Colors I Cannot Explain / April 9th – May 3rd The Rouse Company Foundation Gallery – Howard Community College Opening Reception: April 23rd, 5:30-7:00pm Gallery Hours: Monday-Sunday 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Information Here. Howard Community College 10901 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia, Maryland 21044

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  March 28, 2015

  Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Projects

  1000 Suns, Contemporary Art, Critical History, history of nuclear weapons, Howard Community College, photo archive, The Colors I Cannot Explain, The Rouse Company Foundation Gallery, Video Installation

• A Call To Halt – Installation in Progress

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  November 17, 2013

  Contemporary Art, Exhibitions and Events, Projects

  A Call To Halt, archival materials, artwork, Atomic Age, Atomic Bomb, Brandon Bauer, Cold War, Euromissiles Crisis, exhibition, Frank Juarez Gallery, history of nuclear weapons, history of the atomic bomb, installation, Multimedia Artwork, nuclear disarmament, Nuclear Disarmament Policy, nuclear freeze movement, nuclear proliferation, peoples movements for the abolition of nuclear weapons, Political artwork, Political Graphics for Social Movements

• To Share – Greenham Women Against Cruise Missiles

  To Share – A Statement The piece “To Share” considers the ethical implications of the act of sharing between the real and the virtual world. The ease of replication and transfer in digital forms creates a crisis within the culture of ownership. This ethical confrontation has existed in the notions of the public and private…

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  May 28, 2013

  Books and Zines, Contemporary Art, Downloads, Political Art, Projects, Publication, Releases

  archival materials, Arms Race, artifacts, Cold War, democracy, Greenhan Women Against Cruise Missiles, history of nuclear weapons, libraries, net-art, nuclear artifacts, nuclear disarmament, Nuclear Disarmament Policy, Nuclear Weapons, PDF, peoples movements for the abolition of nuclear weapons, Political artwork, Post-Internet, Protest, Virtual Verbs