In Berlin, at the Kehrer Gallery, American photographers Nancy Baron and Pamela Littky are showing works from their respective series of photographs documenting the physical and social terrain of the American Desert. Baron’s work studies the midcentury modern environment and lifestyle of Palm Springs, while Littky’s work examines the harsh desert life in two Mojave Desert towns claiming to be The Gateway to Death Valley. A close look at these seemingly disparate, tight-knit communities of Death Valley and Palm Springs shows surprising similarities in their paths to The American Dream, rising from the desert sands.
Nancy Baron and Pamela Littky, American Desert Dreams
April 1 to May 6, 2017
Kehrer Gallery
Potsdamer Str. 100
10785 Berlin
Germany
German associated publishing house Kehrer Verlag has also published two monographs each for Baron and Littky. Vacancy (2014) and Villa Bonita (2016) for Littky and The Good Life > Palm Springs (2014) and Palm Springs > The Good Life Goes On (2016) for Baron.
