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Christopher Culver: Unhome

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Christopher Culver’s first monograph, Unhome, includes drawings from 2020 to 2024 that depict waning environments. The works index a specific historical moment, chronicling American life amidst the aftershocks of deindustrialization. As we traverse empty movie theaters and abandoned cityscapes, we encounter animals, angels, and apparitions. These figures sometimes play a role akin to that of Virgil in Dante’s Divine Comedy and guide us through the interregnum. Other times, they stand as solemn totems of stagnation. This rusted world, however, is not irreparably fallen. Tenderness filters through the debris.

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Page count: 124
Binding: Hardcover
Dust jacket: No
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28.6 30.5 cm (11 14 12 inches), landscape
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Christopher Culver: Unhome

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Specifications
Page count: 124
Binding: Hardcover
Dust jacket: No
Dimensions1
28.6 30.5 cm (11 14 12 inches), landscape
Description

Christopher Culver’s first monograph, Unhome, includes drawings from 2020 to 2024 that depict waning environments. The works index a specific historical moment, chronicling American life amidst the aftershocks of deindustrialization. As we traverse empty movie theaters and abandoned cityscapes, we encounter animals, angels, and apparitions. These figures sometimes play a role akin to that of Virgil in Dante’s Divine Comedy and guide us through the interregnum. Other times, they stand as solemn totems of stagnation. This rusted world, however, is not irreparably fallen. Tenderness filters through the debris.

Exhibitions featured1
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Mar 14, 2025 — May 02, 2025
Persons featured1
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Edited by RusticRaver on May 04, 2025 at 22:12
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