US EditionSecond Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropology
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Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropology
Out of its curated context, Thomas Struth’s photograph Aquarium looks benign. Tired schoolchildren are resting at the foot of a public aquarium’s great wall of glass. Brightly colored fish swim past them in an artificial ocean. They dart in and out of an underwater reef glowing green with seaweed and anemones. Aquarium is related to Struth’s earlier series, Museum Photographs, in which he shows a viewing public similarly postured, their heads mo…
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