06-How-the-West-was-Won-installation

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May 3, 2021 ·

Image: Jonah King, How the West was Won, installation view at Rockford Art Museum. An installation photograph of How the West was Won with 12 flags in a variety of colors and designs hung on a white wall on the left side of the photograph. The flags are reflected on the dark-colored and shiny floor. A narrow and tall Plexiglass vitrine on a pedestal with a sandcastle sculpture inside of it is centered in the foreground. The wall on the right side of the photograph is painted black and has small text that reads “JONAH KING, HOW THE WEST WAS WON.” Photograph by Jason Judd.

Image: Jonah King, How the West was Won, installation view at Rockford Art Museum. An installation photograph of How the West was Won with 12 flags in a variety of colors and designs hung on a white wall on the left side of the photograph. The flags are reflected on the dark-colored and shiny floor. A narrow and tall Plexiglass vitrine on a pedestal with a sandcastle sculpture inside of it is centered in the foreground. The wall on the right side of the photograph is painted black and has small text that reads “JONAH KING, HOW THE WEST WAS WON.” Photograph by Jason Judd.

Image: Jonah King, How the West was Won, installation view at Rockford Art Museum. An installation photograph of How the West was Won with 12 flags in a variety of colors and designs hung on a white wall on the left side of the photograph. The flags are reflected on the dark-colored and shiny floor. A narrow and tall Plexiglass vitrine on a pedestal with a sandcastle sculpture inside of it is centered in the foreground. The wall on the right side of the photograph is painted black and has small text that reads “JONAH KING, HOW THE WEST WAS WON.” Photograph by Jason Judd.