Large-scale prints, sculptures and installation-based objects by New York-based artist Matthew Brannon. The result of years of research and formal experimentation, Brannon explores the psychological, political, and cultural impact of the Vietnam War. See more images from “Concerning Vietnam,” courtesy of David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles, on display until October 21.
Concerning Vietnam: Bell AH-1S Cobra, Pilot’s Seat
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Concerning Vietnam: Bell UH-1D Iroquois, Cockpit
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Concerning Vietnam: Air Force One, November 1963
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Concerning Cambodia: Oval Office, April 1970
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Concerning Vietnam: Presidential Palace, February 1967
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Concerning Vietnam: White House Dining Room, March 1965
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Short-Timer Calendar, Nude 1: Home
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Short-Timer Calendar, Nude 1: 33 Days
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Short-Timer Calendar, Nude 1: 63 Days
Photographed by: Lee Thompson
Photographed by: Brian Forrest
Are You Experienced?
Photographed by: Brian Forrest
Political Pressure / Political Vacuum
Photographed by: Brian Forrest
Photographed by: Brian Forrest
