Uranium Tailings, Anaconda Minerals Corporation, Laguna Pueblo Reservation, New Mexico

© Estate of Patrick Nagatani

Uranium Tailings, Anaconda Minerals Corporation, Laguna Pueblo Reservation, New Mexico

Currently not on view

Uranium Tailings, Anaconda Minerals Corporation, Laguna Pueblo Reservation, New Mexico,

1990

Patrick Nagatani, American, 1945–2017
2001-230

Information

Title
Uranium Tailings, Anaconda Minerals Corporation, Laguna Pueblo Reservation, New Mexico
Dates

1990

Maker
Patrick Nagatani
Medium
Dye destruction print
Dimensions
image: 43.3 x 56.1 cm (17 1/16 x 22 1/16 in.) sheet: 50.8 x 61 cm (20 x 24 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Dr. Donald Lappé, Class of 1968, and Mrs. Alice Lappé
Object Number
2001-230
Place Depicted

United States, New Mexico

Inscription
Inscribed in ink, recto lower left corner below image: “URANIUM TAILINGS, ANACONDA MINERALS CORPORATION, LAGUNA PUEBLO RESERVATION, NEW MEXICO” 1990 Inscribed in ink, recto center below image: 10/24 Signed in ink, recto lower right corner below image: Patrick Nagatani
Culture
American
Type
photographs
Subject
fences, nuclear power, deserts, mining

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