University Art Museum at New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, New Mexico
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- Terri Warpinski
- Boyhood (Two Narratives), 2012
- Archival print on paper
- 15.5 x 27.25 in (39.37 x 69.22 cm)
- Framed: 17 x 29 x 2 in (43.18 x 73.66 x 5.08 cm)
- Inv: 2017.05.01
From the "Surface Tension" Suite Israel/Palestine
Description: Left narrative: Torso shot of a man (left) showing a hand gun to another man (right) A colorful street market with children's toys is the backdrop of the encounter.
Right narrative: a limestone building with a niche on the left that has photos of young men in combat/military gear showcasing their automatic riffles. To the right of the niche is a window with bars and grate over it. Above the window is a poster of a man in street clothes holding an automatic riffle. The words in the posters and on the building are in Arabic. The encounter takes places in an occupied Palestine.
Photos stored digitally in "Permanent Collection Images" file on UAG server.
- Collections: Modern and Contemporary Art Collection, Paper Works, Recent Acquisitions
Other Work From University Art Museum at New Mexico State University and artist Terri Warpinski
![Two Stories [Present Tense/Past Tense] by Terri Warpinski](https://assets.artworkarchive.com/image/upload/t_jpg_medium_width/v1/user_54206/Screen_Shot_2017-05-26_at_2.25.08_PM_dbhuus.jpg)