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Nature's Last Great Places - in response to place

In Response to Place is a group exhibition of new work that reveals the vital and diverse interrelations of human beings and the natural world through the eyes of a dozen distinguished contemporary photographers. The pictures in Nature's Last Great Places, which aired Thursday, 6/16/05 from 5:30-6 p.m. ET on WTVS, Detroit Public TV, depict a world markedly different from both classical wilderness photography and the more skeptical style of the "man-altered landscape," suggesting that the beauty of nature and the reality of human presence are not antithetical.

The photographers have been selected to reflect a variety of approaches to the medium, including portraiture and photojournalism in addition to landscape and nature photography. Their work is marked by a strong connection to the subject matter and by its attachment to the emotional particularity of "place."

Exhibit

In addition to the broadcast program Nature's Last Great Places, General Motors and The Nature Conservancy in Michigan are pleased to bring "In Response to Place: Photographs from The Nature Conservancy's Last Great Places," to GM World at the Renaissance Center from May 13-June 26. The exhibit features 144 photographs of ecologically important areas from around the world and is free to the public.

Participating Photographers

William Christenberry
Lynn Davis
Terry Evans
Lee Friedlander
Karen Halverson
Annie Leibovitz
Sally Mann
Mary Ellen Mark
Richard Misrach
Hope Sandrow
Fazal Sheikh
William Wegman

Made possible with the generous support of General Motors.

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Nature's Last Great Places - in response to place In Response to Place is a group exhibition of new work that reveals the vital and diverse interrelations of human beings and the natural world through the eyes of a dozen distinguished contemporary photographers. The pictures in Nature's Last Great Places, which aired Thursday, 6/16/05 from 5:30-6 p.m. ET on WTVS, Detroit Public TV, depict a world markedly different from both classical wilderness photography and the more skeptical style of the "man-altered landscape," suggesting that the beauty of nature and the reality of human presence are not antithetical. The photographers have been selected to reflect a variety of approaches to the medium, including portraiture and photojournalism in addition to landscape and nature photography. Their work is marked by a strong connection to the subject matter and by its attachment to the emotional particularity of "place." Exhibit In addition to the broadcast program Nature's Last Great Places, General Motors and The Nature Conservancy in Michigan are pleased to bring "In Response to Place: Photographs from The Nature Conservancy's Last Great Places," to GM World at the Renaissance Center from May 13-June 26. The exhibit features 144 photographs of ecologically important areas from around the world and is free to the public. Participating Photographers William Christenberry Lynn Davis Terry Evans Lee Friedlander Karen Halverson Annie Leibovitz Sally Mann Mary Ellen Mark Richard Misrach Hope Sandrow Fazal Sheikh William Wegman Made possible with the generous support of General Motors.
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