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Pictures at an Exhibition presents images of one notable show every weekday.
Today’s show: “Dianne Bos: The Sleeping Green. No man’s land 100 years later” is on view at the Centre Culturel Canadien in Paris through Friday, September 8. The solo exhibition presents photographs that the artist took between 2014 and 2016 of the “no man’s land” trench area between France and Belgium where Canadian soldiers fought during World War I.
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Dianne Bos, Brooding Soldier, Canadian Forces Memorial, St Julien (Sint Juliaan), Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Cloud, Bearings, over Somme, France, 2016.
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Dianne Bos, Frezenberg Ridge, near the Princess Patricia's Light Infantry Memorial, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Field, Passchendaele, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Spanbroekmolen Mill Crater/Pool of Peace, Ball Bearings, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Trees Falling Stones, Vladslo German War Cemetery, Belgium, 2016.
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Dianne Bos, Hooge Crater, Menin Road, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Poppies Near Ploegsteert, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Vimy Constellations and Bearings, Vimy Memorial Park, France, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Forest with Constellations, Flanders, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Vimy Trench and Stones, Vimy Memorial Park, France, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Hill 60 Dark, Caterpillar Hill, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Trenches, Canadian National Vimy Memorial, Vimy, France, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Pond Farm, (Bomb Pool), Wulvergem, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Plugstreet Poppies, Ploegsteert, Belgium, 2014.
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Dianne Bos, Trench Darkness, Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland memorial Park, France, 2016.
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