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Peter Goin #97,975

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Museum Acquisitions

Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Fly Geyser, Black Rock
Fly Geyser, Black Rock, 2002
Acquired 2004
Chromogenic print
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Suspended
Suspended, 1981
Acquired 2002
Gelatin silver print with toning
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Bravo 20 Bombing Range, Nevada
Bravo 20 Bombing Range, Nevada, 1986
Acquired 1999
Chromogenic prints
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Drain in a Human-Made Swamp
Drain in a Human-Made Swamp, 1995
Acquired 1997
Chromogenic print
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Kissimmee River Model
Kissimmee River Model, 1995
Acquired 1997
Chromogenic print
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Campsite Congestion, Yosemite, from the series Water in the West
Campsite Congestion, Yosemite, from the series Water in the West, 1996
Acquired 1997
Chromogenic print
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Radio-controlled Decoy Deer, from the series Humanature
Radio-controlled Decoy Deer, from the series Humanature, 1995
Acquired 1997
Chromogenic print
MoMA
Beaches. Discarded Christmas trees, temporarily stored here in the parking lot of the picnic area at Ft. Macon, North Carolina, are used to establish new sand dunes. The trees catch blowing sand allowing for the formation of new dunes, Ft. Macon was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1826 and 1834
Beaches. Discarded Christmas trees, temporarily stored here in the parking lot of the picnic area at Ft. Macon, North Carolina, are used to establish new sand dunes. The trees catch blowing sand allowing for the formation of new dunes, Ft. Macon was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1826 and 1834, 1993
Acquired 1997
Chromogenic print
SFMOMA
View from West 7th Street Hills, Reno, Nevada
View from West 7th Street Hills, Reno, Nevada, 1990
Acquired 1991
chromogenic print
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Fly Geyser, Black Rock
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 2004 · Accession 2004.813 · Chromogenic print
Museum purchase funded by Debra and James Edward Maloney in honor of Dale Stulz
Suspended
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 2002 · Accession 2002.127 · Gelatin silver print with toning
Museum purchase funded by Anne Wilkes Tucker in honor of Wanda Hammerbeck
Bravo 20 Bombing Range, Nevada
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 1999 · Accession 99.152 · Chromogenic prints
Museum purchase funded by Joan Morgenstern and Clinton T. Willour in honor of Dale W. Stulz
Drain in a Human-Made Swamp
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 1997 · Accession 97.313 · Chromogenic print
Museum purchase funded by Anne Wilkes Tucker
Kissimmee River Model
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 1997 · Accession 97.314 · Chromogenic print
Museum purchase funded by Anne Wilkes Tucker
Campsite Congestion, Yosemite, from the series Water in the West
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 1997 · Accession 97.450 · Chromogenic print
Museum purchase funded by Photo Forum 1997
Radio-controlled Decoy Deer, from the series Humanature
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston · Houston, United States · Acquired 1997 · Accession 97.467 · Chromogenic print
Museum purchase funded by Jenard and Shawn Gross in honor of Stuart W. Stedman and Henry J. N. Taub II at "One Great Night in November, 1997"
Beaches. Discarded Christmas trees, temporarily stored here in the parking lot of the picnic area at Ft. Macon, North Carolina, are used to establish new sand dunes. The trees catch blowing sand allowing for the formation of new dunes, Ft. Macon was built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1826 and 1834
Museum of Modern Art · New York City, United States · Acquired 1997 · Accession 618.1997.x1-x2 · Chromogenic print
The Family of Man Fund
Tower Anchors, Enewetak Atoll
Los Angeles County Museum of Art · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1992 · Accession AC1992.24.1 · Dye coupler print
Purchased with funds provided by the Ralph M. Parsons Fund
Nuclear Bunker Complex, Bikini Atoll
Los Angeles County Museum of Art · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1992 · Accession AC1992.24.3 · Dye coupler print
Purchased with funds provided by the Ralph M. Parsons Fund
Nuclear Bunker Complex, Bikini Atoll
Los Angeles County Museum of Art · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1992 · Accession AC1992.24.4 · Dye coupler print
Purchased with funds provided by the Ralph M. Parsons Fund
Nuclear Dome, Enewetak Atoll
Los Angeles County Museum of Art · Los Angeles, United States · Acquired 1992 · Accession AC1992.24.2 · Dye coupler print
Purchased with funds provided by the Ralph M. Parsons Fund
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Peter Goin born
Jan 1, 1951