Accommodating Nature: The Photographs of Frank Gohlke

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Accommodating Nature
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The Smithsonian American Art Museum hosted the exhibit Accommodating Nature from November 27, 2008 to March 3, 2009.

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Dark Room
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To develop film in a dark room, you load the film into a developing reel, place the reel into a lightproof tub, pour in the appropriate chemicals and rock the tub back and forth to coat the film.

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Hillsboro, TX
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The city of Hillsboro is in a section of rich farmland south of Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas.

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Classical Temple
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The Parthenon stands in the Athens Acropolis in Greece. This temple was built in honor of the goddess Athena in the Doric style. Its construction lasted from 447 BC and to 438 BC.

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Learned and Instinctive Behavior
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Instinctive behavior and responses are present and complete within the individual at birth. Learned behavior comes after interacting with the surrounding environment.

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Channels: American ArtNaturePhotography
Artists: Frank Gohlke
Themes: Becoming / Being an ArtistNaturePerception

Following a short introduction by the American Art Museum's Curator of Photography, Toby Jurovics, photographer Frank Gohlke discusses his body of work spanning more than 30 years. His photographs capture the tension between humanity and the natural world, exploring how people adapt to the forces of nature both great and small, even within the confines of their own backyards.

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