INFINITY CITY: ANNIVERSARY
Handlist of the Exhibition

This exhibition commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Atomic Bomb. Its three-part foundation represents the development of the bomb (Tricity Trinity), its deployment (Eternity Ignored), and the destruction it wrought (Target Japan). INFINITY CITY can be seen as the culmination of these events--that place on the planet where each of us now lives, downwind from Ground Zero.

Tricity Trinity

Infinity City
Hand-tint diazo process

Prints from historic photographs of Hanford Nuclear Reservation, WA, 1945

Tricity Trinity Map
Mixed media

Photocopies from historic photographs of Hanford Nuclear Reservation, WA, and Los Alamos, NM

Eternity Ignored

Eternity Ignored
Prismacolor and photocopy

Photocopies from photographs taken by S. Moore of the Atomic Bomb loading pits and US military installation on Tinian Island, Micronesia.

Eternity Ignored Map
Prismacolor and photocopy

Color photocopies from photographs taken by the artists of Tinian Island, Micronesia

Target Japan

Target Japan: Japan Scrolls (2)
Photocopy transfer and water-based media on canvas

Photocopies from historic photographs, photographs taken by the artists of Japan, and Japanese artifacts they collected during their trip.

Target Japan Map
B&W and color photocopy montage

Photocopies from historic photographs, photographs taken by the artists of Japan.

Little Boy and Fat Man
Acrylic, latex on hardboard

Full-scale paintings of the bombs dropped on Hiroshima (Little Boy) and Nagasaki (Fat Man)

Banners
Photocopy transfer on muslin

Photocopies from 1945 magazines, historic photographs, and photographs taken by the artists

Artifacts
Objects gathered during the artists visits to the sites in the exhibition.