tony berlant (1941)
Anthony Hannah Berlant is a contemporary American artist.
Berlant became known for his collages of found metal objects. More recently, he has used tin of his own manufacture, gaining control over the color.
Berlant was a founding member of the Mimbres Foundation, a Los Angeles-based archaeological conservancy attempting to protect vulnerable Mimbres sites. The Mimbres Foundation also assembled the first photographic archive of all known Mimbres figurative pottery.
Anthony Hannah Berlant is a contemporary American artist.
Berlant became known for his collages of found metal objects. More recently, he has used tin of his own manufacture, gaining control over the color.
Berlant was a founding member of the Mimbres Foundation, a Los Angeles-based archaeological conservancy attempting to protect vulnerable Mimbres sites. The Mimbres Foundation also assembled the first photographic archive of all known Mimbres figurative pottery.
Anthony Hannah Berlant is a contemporary American artist.
Berlant became known for his collages of found metal objects. More recently, he has used tin of his own manufacture, gaining control over the color.
Berlant was a founding member of the Mimbres Foundation, a Los Angeles-based archaeological conservancy attempting to protect vulnerable Mimbres sites. The Mimbres Foundation also assembled the first photographic archive of all known Mimbres figurative pottery.
Anthony Hannah Berlant is a contemporary American artist.
Berlant became known for his collages of found metal objects. More recently, he has used tin of his own manufacture, gaining control over the color.
Berlant was a founding member of the Mimbres Foundation, a Los Angeles-based archaeological conservancy attempting to protect vulnerable Mimbres sites. The Mimbres Foundation also assembled the first photographic archive of all known Mimbres figurative pottery.
Anthony Hannah Berlant is a contemporary American artist.
Berlant became known for his collages of found metal objects. More recently, he has used tin of his own manufacture, gaining control over the color.
Berlant was a founding member of the Mimbres Foundation, a Los Angeles-based archaeological conservancy attempting to protect vulnerable Mimbres sites. The Mimbres Foundation also assembled the first photographic archive of all known Mimbres figurative pottery.
