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| Larry Wolf (2023) |
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| Larry Wolf (2022) |
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| Larry Wolf (2022) |
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| Larry Wolf (2022) |
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| Larry Wolf (2022) |
The elevated trains are integral to my life in Chicago. They run through my neighborhood. I walk under and around them, day and night. In the ironwork, there is the soaring space of a cathedral, utilitarian infrastructure, a hundred years of history. This is the Anthropocene in its daily form, human-created forms merging with the natural. Or is nature reclaiming its territory? In daylight and darkness, quiet spaces and occasional enveloping rumble.
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| Larry Wolf (2023) |
Blog Posts
Washington/Wabash L Station Canopy (August 2019)
Camera in Hand... Walking (September 2019)
Ocean Vuong - Art for Our Lives on Fire (September 2020)
Liminal Time and Space (May 2021)
Pavement Calligraphy (November 2021)
October First (October 2022)
Light Beam (April 2023)
Adams and Wabash (May 2023)
Friday Night (May 2023)
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Larry Wolf (2023)
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