Alex Slade
Lives and works in Los Angeles

In both his sculptural and photographic works, Alex Slade explores notions of mapping and topography. His series of photographs depicting vacant lots, most of them located in or around Los Angeles, investigate the idiosyncratic nature of the city's built environment, a landscape in which transitory spaces are juxtaposed with pockets of unchecked natural growth.

Selected solo exhibitions: 2002: E l s H a n a p p e Underground, Athens; 2000: Goldman Tevis, Los Angeles; Wiensowski & Harbord, Berlin; 1998: Public Sculpture Project, Los Angeles.
Selected group exhibitions: 2002: Snapshot Los Angeles, UCLA Armand Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; Three Day Weekend, Zels Hanappe Underground, Athens; Alex, Kevin Bruk, Miami; 2000: Philosophy in the Bedroom, OR, Vancouver; 1999: Liverpool Biennal; The Linear Accelerator Model, Three Day Weekend, San Francisco; 1998: More, More, More, Action Space, Los Angeles; TransFiction 1 - Point Blank, Charim Klocker, Vienna.




N. Orange St. & Doran St. Glendale, CA, 2002. C-Print, 61 x 76 cm.


Catalina + 7th, 2002. C-Print, 61 x 76. Courtesy Mary Goldman Gallery, Los Angeles.