In 2006, the gallery collaborated with the Texas Gallery in Houston to realize Fulton's project "Geronimo Homeland," a sixteen day walk made by the artist in the world's first designated wilderness, the Gila National forest in Southwestern New Mexico. A large scale installation resulting from this walk was exhibited at the gallery in 2007. An artist's book, published by Christine Burgin and Texas Gallery accompanied the exhibition, offering a rare glimpse into Fulton's thoughts on art, nature and the meaning of environmental activism.




Geronimo Homeland
Original text by Hamish Fulton
68 pages
Published in 2007 by Christine Burgin, New York and Texas Gallery, Houston
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