33 Thomas Street, Manhattan, New York, United States of America,
Martin John Callanan, Grounds
Photographs of the ground in locations important to society, ongoing since 2002Permission is sought, often after lengthy negotiation, to visit buildings or infrastructure closed to the public. Buildings that are fundamental to, if not somewhat discrete from, the everyday. Once granted, permission includes lists of restrictions on what can and cannot be photographed. Omissions habitually include: personnel, security devices, computer terminals, doors, and views from windows. Consequently, the resulting photographs are generally of the entrance hall floors; of such buildings as parliaments, government offices and the world headquarters of international banks. More information and documentation about Grounds
lastest addition 5 August 2016