ARVADA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory

Jeff Gipe, an Arvada West High School Graduate (2003), draws on his personal and regional history in his creative work. Growing up near the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant, a facility with a deeply complex environmental and social legacy, Gipe has developed an artistic practice that explores the impacts of nuclear production and environmental contamination through sculpture, film, and public engagement. Half-Life of Memory is an exhibit that examines the legacy of the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant. The exhibition brings together personal testimony, historical evidence, and artistic interpretation to explore how this history continues to reverberate through the land, nearby communities, and the nation’s nuclear arsenal.

Jeff Gipe: Half Life of Memory
  1. Half-Life of Memory
  2. What is Rocky Flats?
  3. Voices of Rocky Flats
  4. Alchemy: Photographs Taken near the Former Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant
  5. Untitled - Homage to Robert Adams' Our Lives and Our Children: Photographs Taken near the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant
  6. Broncos/Horses and Rocky Flats
  7. Who Controls the Present Controls the Past
  8. Trigger
  9. Containment Loop
  10. Body Burden
  11. Impression
  12. View From the Road
  13. Critical Mass
  14. Disposition
  15. Powder Keg
  16. Fallout
  17. Rocky Flats Film Trailers
  18. Cold War Horse
  19. Timeline