Yancey Richardson Gallery
Impacts of industrial and economic expansion in Sambunaris’s photographs are undeniable, but she foregrounds the escallation of those impacts. One mountain-scape features no human markings save a line of telephone poles; in another image a sun-splashed valley shelters a small town. Finally, a Wyoming asphalt mine’s expansive moonscape brings Sambunaris’s narrative to today’s extreme environmental devastation. Closes 5/17.
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This review will appear in the April 23 issue of The L Magazine.
Impacts of industrial and economic expansion in Sambunaris’s photographs are undeniable, but she foregrounds the escallation of those impacts. One mountain-scape features no human markings save a line of telephone poles; in another image a sun-splashed valley shelters a small town. Finally, a 
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