Between ancient and modern: John Curno’s photographs

This essay examines the work of photographer John Curno, who began to make landscape photographs in the 1970s. The essay examines the context for Curno's work, in particular its references to the New Topographics movements and the work of US photographers such as Minor White and Edward Weston.It discusses specific series of photographs by Curno, made during the 1970s and 1980s.