The Scream of Nature: Munch and Reflections on the Anthropocene at The Clark
Half of Edvard Munch’s works engage with nature, yet he isn’t widely known as a landscape artist.
Allison Janae Hamilton
Allison Janae Hamilton is a contemporary American visual artist known for her multidisciplinary approach, combining photography, sculpture, installation, and performance to convey narratives related to the American landscape, environmental justice, and folklore. Born in Kentucky and raised in Florida, Hamilton's Southern upbringing deeply informs her work, often emphasizing themes of land, labor, and memory. Many of her projects touch on socio-political issues, particularly those affecting the American South and rural communities. With a unique ability to blend personal stories with broader cultural histories, Hamilton's works serve as powerful commentaries on issues like climate change, land rights, and racial identity.
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Allison Janae Hamilton Is Drawing Attention to Environmental Damage in Her New Work
Hamilton's film installation, 'Waters of a Lower Register,' is on display in Brooklyn Bridge Park from December 16 through 20.
