Item Tag: 2000-Now

For sale is an original limited-edition contemporary photograph by the well-known Tennessee contemporary photographer Matt Ducklo Artist: Matt Ducklo Medium: Color photo on Kodak color paper Title: Untitled (Small Town Court Room) Signed: Signed by the artist on verso in marker Edition: Numbered 10/12 on verso Unframed: No frame. No matte Condition: Very good Measurements: 9” x 11” Matt Ducklo was born 1973 in Memphis, TN, and lives and works in NY. He was educated at The University of Tennessee (BFA) and Yale University (MFA). Ducklo has a particular talent for capturing sensuality. His best-known work heretofore, and that which was shown in his last two New York exhibitions—Touch Tour Pictures at Eleven Rivington in 2008, and Mind’s Eye (with fellow photographer Matthew Monteith) at the Gallery at Hermès in 2012—captured people who are visually impaired exploring sculptures in major museums through touch. Reminiscent of both Thomas Struth’s museum portraits and Philip-Lorca diCorcia’s staging, those works found the photographer exploring people exploring art. Here, with Tomorrow is a Long Time, Ducklo himself is the one doing the exploring, examining in detail the constituent parts of the city that form the larger whole. Ducklo’s solo and project exhibitions include Bellwether, NY; Elizabeth Dee, NY; and The Power House, Memphis, TN. Group exhibitions include Galerie Clairefontaine, Luxembourg; Derek Eller Gallery, NY; and The Queens Museum of Art, NY, among others.