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“Layers of use, layers of loss and recovery and loss again, vestiges. These photographs are neither a critique of land use nor a statement about the irony of its beauty. The photographs are not about abstract visual design; they are about specific places. They show marks that contain contradictions and mysteries that raise questions about how we live on the prairie. All of these places are beautiful to me, perhaps because all land, like the human body, is beautiful.”

– Terry Evans, The Inhabited Prairie, 1998

Yancey Richardson Gallery is pleased to present Inhabited Prairie, an exhibition …