bob carnie
16-Jul-2006, 06:36
Hi there folks in UK
I would like to announce an upcoming show in London, that I printed and framed for one of our clients, Philip Jessup.
This show is called Secret Hollows, and is showing at Canada House on Trafalger Square. Philip is documenting the remains of wilderness in several large cities. In the city of Toronto, Canada, goverment deconstructed its extensive ravine system, creating corridors for cars, trains, electricity and storm water so neighborhoods could grow. Considerable damage was done. However, erosion and woodland regrowth in the ravines are now reconstructing the natural landscape, sometimes with human aid. The result is an evolving truce between urbanization and wilderness, a story featured by Canadian Geographic in its May/June 2005 issue.
Canada House
July 20-September 13, 2006, Trafalgar Square, London, UK.
Sponsored by the Canadian High Commission in London and Ilford.
I would like to announce an upcoming show in London, that I printed and framed for one of our clients, Philip Jessup.
This show is called Secret Hollows, and is showing at Canada House on Trafalger Square. Philip is documenting the remains of wilderness in several large cities. In the city of Toronto, Canada, goverment deconstructed its extensive ravine system, creating corridors for cars, trains, electricity and storm water so neighborhoods could grow. Considerable damage was done. However, erosion and woodland regrowth in the ravines are now reconstructing the natural landscape, sometimes with human aid. The result is an evolving truce between urbanization and wilderness, a story featured by Canadian Geographic in its May/June 2005 issue.
Canada House
July 20-September 13, 2006, Trafalgar Square, London, UK.
Sponsored by the Canadian High Commission in London and Ilford.