Click through for an excerpt from this week’s Modern Art Notes Podcast and to see this Robert Adams paired with a great, wonderful, remarkable Carleton Watkins tree. (And when you do, don’t miss the roots of the Watkins tree!)
In a rare treat, we have Tyler Green’s recent interview with renowned photographer Robert Adams featured on our blog today. Check out the post and listen to their exchange about trees here.
Excerpt:
Adams, 75, is one of America’s greatest living photographers. In the 1960s and 1970s he brought a new sensibility to photographing the most classic subject of American art, the land. By emphasizing man’s impact on Colorado and its suburbs in series such as “The New West” and “What We Bought,” Adams helped pioneer art that addressed our impact on the landscape and the Earth.
Pictured: Robert Adams, Sitka Spruce, Cape Blanco State Park, Curry County, Oregon, 1993-2003. Gift of Randi and Bob Fisher. © Robert Adams
