Gallery work
Jordan Crandall, Drive-Image-Module, 1998
DVD, Sony DVD player with Glasstron video headset and aluminum shelf
Courtesy Sandra Gering Gallery, New York
Susan Derges, Hermetica, 1993
Videotape, 1 minute
Courtesy James Danziger Gallery, New York
Laura Emrick, Proposal
for a Museum of Mars, 1999
Plexiglass, rocks, ultrasuede, images, 54” x 52” x 32”
Notes on Popular Science, 1997-98
3 minute film on CDROM
Courtesy the artist
Joan Fontcuberta, Sputnik
mixed media composed of 14 parts
courtesy of artist
1. English Version of the Introduction text,
59.5 x 40 centimeters
2. Photograph signed by Leonov, Nikolayev, Istochnikov, Rozhdestvensky, Beregovoi, and Shalatov, 1967
Selenium toned and tinted gelatin silver print, 18.5 x 25 centimeters
3. Same image as above, manipulated as it appeared in Boris Romanenko’s book Towards the Stars.
Gelatin Silver print, 18.5 x 25 centimeters
4. Ivan Istochnikov’s official portrait
Cibachrome on plexi, 100 x 70 centimeters
5. Ivan Istochnikov as a child
Sulphide toned gelatin silver print, 10.4 x 16.8 centimeters
6. Ivan in the military academy
Sulphide toned gelatin silver print, 28.2 x 17 centimeters
7. Children claiming cosmonaut Istochnikov in 188 school, Leningrad
Selenium toned gelatin silver print, 19 x 28.7 centimeters
8. Training in the command module
Cibachrome print, 21.3 x 29.7 centimeters
9. Take-off dramatic view
Seleniuem toned gelatin silver print, 28.5 x 22.5 centimeters
10. The Souyuz 2 flying through the stratosphere
Cibachrome on plexi, 96 x 69 centimeters
11. Ivan and Kloka in their historic eva activity
Cibachrome on plexi, 85 70 centimeters
12. Hexar asteroid orographic studies
Cibachrome, 29.7 x 23 centimeters
13. Vodka bottle with SOS message
14. Sputnick book
Blainey Kern, Maintenance Control
10 minute video
Courtesy the artist
David Nyzio, Ansel Adams Bacteria Piece, 1995
Algae on Paper, 49 x 96 inches
Courtesy Postmasters Gallery, New York
Gary Schneider, Intestinal Flora I, II, III, 1999
3 Toned Gelatin Silver Prints, 10 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
Courtesy Howard Yezerski Gallery, Boston
Sterck & Rozo, Of Time and Space, 1997
Installation with C-print and graphs, 92 x 176 inches
Courtesy Frederieke Taylor I TZ'Art, New York City
Todd Watts, Pea Field–You Just Have to Decide About the Color and Alignment:
Mars, Venus, Pluto, Earth, Mercury, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, . 1994
9 Gelatin Silver Monoprints with Dye Transfer, 29 x 29 inches each
Courtesy Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston
Wenyon & Gamble,
View from Inside the Incoherent Scatter Radar, Millstone Hill, 1999
Color inkjet print, 18 x 78 inches
Courtesy MIT List Gallery, Cambridge
Wenyon & Gamble, Elements of a Global Array, 2000
Photographic collage, 15 x 23 x 2 inches
Courtesy the artists 