Seven Portraits (Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize, Pin-Up Fall Winter 2014/15 Supplement): The Seattle Central Library (Seattle, USA), OMA and LMN
2018 · Archival pigment print mounted to Dibond
229 × 152 cm (90 × 60 in.)
Art Institute of Chicago
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David Hartt
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David Hartt makes installations, films, and photographs that trace how ideologies and historical narratives erode, mutate, or persist across time and built environments. His projects frequently engage specific sites charged with social or political memory, assembling archival material, original footage, and spatial design into layered documentary forms. Based in Philadelphia, he is also an educator whose pedagogical work runs parallel to the studio practice. The work resists straightforward historical illustration, instead staging encounters with the residue that ideas leave on physical space.
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