Exhibitions
Gil Blank, Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York, 2014
Gil Blank, Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York, 2014
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
Gil Blank (solo exhibition)
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Joe Sheftel Gallery, New York
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”
March 2 – April 15, 2014 “Five unframed photographs, filled with fields of stars, are displayed in the main gallery. Each of the five are from an ongoing project Blank began in 1986, comprising thousands of individual images of the night sky. At the beginning of every year since, all of the new images recorded during the previous twelve months have been incrementally added to a single composition that itself is made up of all the images from years past, generating a single new annual photograph. The five photographs in this exhibition represent each of the last five years (2009 – 2013).”