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| 1999: Mary-Kim Arnold + Matthew Derby: Kokura, new media; hypertext 1999: James Accord, Carey Young + Mark Waller: Atomic, installations; var. media 1999: Tom Sachs: Sony Outsider, sculpture (based on Fat Man, a-bomb dropped on Nagasaki); catalogue 1997-1999: Joy Garnett: Buster-Jangle series, paintings 1997: Robert Del Tredici: Linking Legacies (DOE), book 1996: Cai Guo Qiang: various projects presented at the XXIII Sao Paolo Bienal 1996; James L. Accord: B-Reactor, commemorative sculpture 1996: Gregory Green: Nuclear Device, mixed media sculpture; more info; more info 1995: Gregory Green: RCSASM #4 (Mega Magnum), mixed media sculpture 1995: Akke Wagenaar: The Hiroshima Project net.art (re-launch); more info; and more info 1995: Hidechika Takehisa: Hiroshima/The Building Blown Up by Atomic Bomb net.art; paper model kit 1995: Yosuke Yamahata: The Photographs of Yosuke Yamahata: Nagasaki Journey 1994: Carole Gallagher: American Ground Zero: The Secret Nuclear War, photo essay/book 1994: Gregory Green: Suitcase Bomb, mixed media sculpture; more info 1995: Robert Del Tredici: Closing the Circle on the Splitting of the Atom, (DOE) book 1992-95; Paul Shambroom: Nuclear Weapons, photographs 1991: Robert Morris: Restless Sleepers/Atomic Shroud, silkscreen on linen 1991: Tony Price: The Last SALT Talks: A Trophy For The Winners Of the Next Nuclear War, assemblages 1990: Richard + Miriam Weisang Misrach: Bravo 20: The Bombing of the American West, photo essay/book 1989: Vernon Fisher: Bikini, acrylic on canvas 1987: Raymond Pettibone: Untitled (No Sign of it), ink on paper 1987: Robert Del Tredici: At Work in the Fields of the Bomb, photo essay, exhibition, book 1986: Richard Misrach: The Bombing of the American West, photographs 1984: Jack Goldstein: Untitled, acrylic on canvas 1984: Robert Arneson: General Nuke, ceramic sculpture 1983: Robert Arneson: Nuclear War Head #6, sculpture 1983-1999: Leslie Thornton: Peggy + Fred in Hell series. film 1982: Raymond Briggs: When the Wind Blows, comic + nuclear primer, pub. by Hamish Hamilton, Ltd (UK) 1982: Chris Burden: The Atomic Alphabet, sound recording 1981: Todd Siler: Nuclear War, Children!, mixed media; more info 1980s: Sisters of Survival (SOS), Cheri Gaulke, Sue Maberry, et al.; performance, installation 1980: Robert Del Tredici: The People of Three Mile Island (Sierra Club; Random House 1982) book 1979: Chris Burden: The Reason For The Neutron Bomb, installation; more info + images 1978-91: Beverly Naidus: This Is Not A Test, audio installation 1976: Bruce Connor: Crossroads, film (36 mins.) info; more info 1972: T.C. Cannon: Village With Bomb, painting; artist info 1960s-70s: Alyce Simon: Atomic Art; artist info; electron bombarded acrylics 1967: Henry Moore: Nuclear Energy, sculpture 1966: Nancy Spero: Sperm Bomb, gouache + ink on paper; more info 1966: Roy Lichtenstein: Atom Burst, oil on canvas 1964-65: James Rosenquist: F-111, multi-panel room install [view], oil on canvas + aluminum 1964: Stanley Kubrick: Dr. Strangelove (stills), movie 1964: Andy Warhol: Atomic Bombs, silkscreen (detail) 1960: Ben Shahn: H-Bomb Poster 1958: Gregory Corso: Bomb, poem, published by City Lights 1957: M. Philip Copp: The Atomic Revolution, comic book; more info + images 1956: Erik Nitsche: General Dynamics Corp. "Atoms For Peace," posters 1952: Harold Edgerton: Atomic Tests, photographs 1952: Kimura Hideo: No More Hiroshimas, ballet 1952: Isamu Noguchi: Memorial To The Dead of Hiroshima, (unrealized) 1951-2: Isamu Noguchi: Ikuru (To Live), concrete bridge railings, Hiroshima Peace Park 1951-2: Isamu Noguchi: Shinu (To Die), concrete bridge railings, Hiroshima Peace Park 1950: Isamu Noguchi: Model of a Bell Tower for Hiroshima, wood + ceramic (unrealized) 1946: Moholy-Nagy: Leuk 5, painting 1946: Moholy-Nagy: Nuclear II, painting |
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| NUCLEAR DOCUMENTATION + RESOURCES |
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| A CONTEMPORARY ART HISTORY OF THE BOMB |
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| Artists / Works - c.1946 - 1999 |
| The Bomb Project is a comprehensive on-line compendium of nuclear-related links, imagery and documentation. It is intended specifically as a resource for artists, and encourages those working in all media, from net.art, film and video, eco-intervention and site-specific installation to more traditional forms of agitprop, to use this site to search for raw material. The Bomb Project has gathered together links to nuclear image archives (still and moving), historical documents, current news, NGOs and activist organizations as well as government labs and arms treaties. It makes accessible the declassified files and graphic documentation produced by the nuclear industry itself, providing a context for comparative study, analysis and creativity. |
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