Article ID: CBB001201138

Contact Sheet of Nike Missiles for a Moon Calendar (2013)

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Contact Sheet of Nike Missiles for a Moon Calendar is an edited collection of thirty-one digital prints of the rear view of Nike Missiles photographed at the Fort Sills Army base in Oklahoma. The images were arranged into a calendar to correspond with the waxing and waning of the moon in a one-month cycle. The contact sheet was exhibited with the entire moon calendar, a series of thirty inkjet prints, in the group exhibition Gap, Mark, Sever, and Return at Human Resources in Los Angeles, California. [End Page 31]

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Authors & Contributors
Fernandes, Joǎo
Malaquias, Isabel Maria
Bonifácio, Vitor
Bonitàcio, Vitor
Clabby, Catherine
Denny, Mark
Journals
Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage
History of Photography
Research in the History of Technology
American Scientist
Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte
Environmental History
Publishers
Brill
Johns Hopkins University Press
Louisiana State University Press
Purdue University Press
The MIT Press
Yale University Press
Concepts
Visual representation; visual communication
Photography, astronomical
Science and war; science and the military
Astronomy
Missiles
Photographs
People
Costa Lobo, Francisco Miranda da
Kisunko, Gregory
Peirce, Charles Sanders
Schaeberle, John Martin
Vasconcellos, Ernesto Julio de Carvalho
Time Periods
19th century
20th century, late
20th century
20th century, early
21st century
Modern
Places
United States
Great Britain
Australia
Portugal
Oklahoma (U.S.)
Kansas (U.S.)
Institutions
Harvard University
Lick Observatory
Sydney Observatory
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