John Gossage
photographer
John Gossage is an American photographer and artist book maker known for his conceptually driven work exploring under-recognized elements of the urban environment, such as abandoned tracts of land, debris, garbage, and graffiti. He studied with masters including Lisette Model, Alexey Brodovitch, and Bruce Davidson. Based in Washington, D.C., Gossage has exhibited internationally since 1963 and is recognized for his intellectually engaging and subversive approach to contemporary photography.[1,2]
- urban environment
- abandoned spaces
- surveillance
- memory
- architecture and power
Books
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13 ways to miss a train€1,025.00 -
Obvious & Ordinary€31.00 -
Putting back the wall€112.00
Works by John Gossage
- 2005 Schiermonnikoog. Eiland Insel Island Eilaun Photographer.
- 1985 The Pond
- 2010 The Thirty-Two Inch Ruler: Map of Babylon
Exhibitions
- 2010 John Gossage: The Pond
- 2011 The Thirty Two Inch Ruler: Map of Babylon
- 2015 Three Routines