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Press Release Checklist Second Gallery Todd Hido House Hunting and Ohio Series January 20-February 26, 2000 This is Hido's first solo show in New York, his work was first exhibited at our gallery as part of the 1998 summer group show entitled Neighborhood Watch. Those haunting twilight scenes of suburban homes and streets were part of a series entitled House Hunting which combined views of homes from the exterior with interiors of homes for sale. Unlike the cool observations of a Robert Adams or William Eggleston, these images are filled with a sense of romance, longing and danger. The earlier work will be combined with more recent work from the Ohio series in this selection of twelve Ektacolor prints. Hido's work is included in the collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Berkeley Art Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Oakland Museum of California. Images: in order of check list below Todd Hido House Hunting and Ohio Series JANUARY20 - FEBRUARY 26, 2000 1. Untitled 2152, from House Hunting, 1998 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 2. Untitled 2214, from House Hunting, 1998 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 3. Untitled 2424-A, from Ohio Series, 1999 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 4. Untitled 2314, from Ohio Series, 1999 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 5. Untitled 1922-C, from House Hunting, 1997 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 6. Untitled 2423-A, from Ohio Series, 1999 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 7. Untitled 2122, from House Hunting, 1997 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 8. Untitled 1927, from House Hunting, 1997 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 9. Untitled 2479-A, from House Hunting, 1999 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 10. Untitled 2027-A from House Hunting, 1997 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 11. Untitled 2523, from Ohio, 1999 24 x 20" chromogenic print edition of 10 top For additional information contact the gallery back |
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