Land Re-Form brings together the work of photographers Frank Gohlke, Mark Klett, and Michael Berman for the first time. These photographers share an interest in investigating the fluid and changing dynamics in the relationship between human endeavor and the natural world through the landscape. As Gohlke says, “Landscape is the biggest cultural artifact that any culture creates.”  Gohlke’s photographs of the aftermath of the Mount St. Helens earthquake (celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2020); Klett’s images of the Southwest from the series Revealing Territory, and Berman’s gridded images of the Sierra San Luis from his new project Perdido, narrate the story of the human presence and its impact on the land.  Photographs by Michael Mulno from his series Residential Variations will be on display in the gallery pop-up. Land Re-Form opens with a reception and book signing, 7-10pm, Saturday, January 18, 2020, and runs through March 14, 2020. For more information contact Daphne Srinivasan at Etherton Gallery (520) 624-7370 or info@ethertongallery.com.