Nicholas Muellner worked on his new book of photographs and writing, The Amnesia Pavilions, and a series of photographs based on the tropical exile of a 1930s leftist. His previous book, The Photograph Commands Indifference, was a personal, historical, and philosophical inquiry into the relationship between photographs and monuments. His most recent book, In Most Tides An Island, journeys through shifting tableaux of exile and solitude in the digital age.
Discipline:
Visual Art – photography
Nicholas Muellner
Discipline:
Visual Art – photography
Region: Spencer, NY
MacDowell Fellowships: 2010
More:
www.nicholasmuellner.com
Studios
Alexander
Nicholas Muellner worked in the Alexander studio.
Originally designed to be a visual art gallery, this facility was built in memory of the late John White Alexander (1856-1915) and funded by Elizabeth Alexander and their son James. John White Alexander was highly regarded as a portrait painter and, in the early part of the 20th century, served…