Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future - Exhibition Catalog (Pre-Release)

SPACE EXPLORATION

PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE

EXHIBITION CATALOG - PRE-RELEASE

April 25th - June 30th, 2024

Presented by STALL THREE STUDIO

Cover: Nikolina Kovalenko, “The Moon” See page 17

INTRODUCTION

"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. ”

It was this pivotal moment in 1962, when US President John F Kennedy declared the impossible to put a man on the moon These words, spoken at a time when NASA was only in its fourth year and international pressure was heightened, sparked an era of a unified determination and hope

The dream ignited tangible action, and after seven years of hard work, culminated in the historic moment when the Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong uttered the historic words upon setting foot on the moon: "That's one small step for man One giant leap for mankind " The Apollo program led by NASA accomplished six successful moon-landing missions, giving twelve lucky brave men the incredible chance to explore the desolate surface

Today, the determination to advance humanity through space exploration is prevalent across the globe Possibilities are near endless, with technologies rapidly advancing and involving more participants than ever before

Reflecting on the ever-evolving landscape of the space industry, “Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future” highlights the incredible achievements of the Apollo missions and explores what the future of the industry may hold Each work of art represents the ingenuity, innovation, and bravery exhibited by the individuals contributing to the exploration of space, spanning the past, present, and future

As we gaze ahead at the future of space discovery, President Kennedy's words still ring true. This unyielding drive keeps pushing us toward further space advancement and new discoveries, inspiring a future where reaching the stars feels more achievable than ever before

Former US President, John F Kennedy

DEFINITIONS

Limited Edition

The edition run has ended; the number of works produced is known and included in the listing.

Open Edition

An open edition refers to an edition of prints or artworks with no set limit on the number of copies that will be produced

Unique

One-of-a-kind piece.

Archival Pigment (Giclee) Print

Archival pigment print and giclee print are terms used to denote an image made from a digital file directly to paper. The processes are accomplished using an inkjet printer as an output device

Chromogenic (C-Type) Print

Chromogenic prints often referred to as ‘c-type’ prints are prints produced using chromogenic materials and processes

Chromogenic materials, such as film or photographic paper, are composed of one or many layers of silver halide emulsion. Along with dye couplers, and in combination with processing chemistry, these chemicals form visible dyes

JOHN ANGERSON

John Angerson (b 1969 Bristol, England) started his career in the early 1990s, covering the fall of the Berlin Wall and the changing geopolitical landscape of Eastern Europe Since then, his work has continued to explore the different languages of documentary photography, focusing on how specific communities form, shift and develop

His projects have garnered critical acclaim and exhibited at major art institutions in the UK and overseas His monograph - Love, Power, Sacrifice (published by Dewi Lewis, Manchester) documented the Jesus Army over twenty years and peers into a microcosm of a fanatical religion His most recent book; English Journey (published by B&W studio, Leeds) was a 4year photographic travelogue across England in the footsteps of Bradford author J B Priestley The work presents a purposefully non-nostalgic, contemporary view of England It casts the lens on the globalized economic framework at call centres, transnational hotel chains and the co-dependency of international outsourcing The work was shown in exhibitions across the UK and Europe and the book has sold across three continents since its publication

Angerson has amassed many distinguishing awards At the start of his career he received the Ilford Young Photographer of the Year in 1990 and Kodak Features Photographer of the Year in 1991, and most recently received the Best Photography Award at the Lishui Photography Festival in China (November 2023)

Residing in London, John splits his time between shooting personal projects, teaching at various Universities and shooting features and portraiture for various magazines, charities and design agencies A few of his recent clients include Saturday Times Magazine (London), Sunday Times Magazine (London), New York Times (USA), and Rolling Stones Magazine, among others Exhibitions 2023

Publications

Angerson, J (2020) NASA STS-72, Space Shuttle Mission, London, England.

Kershner, J (2020) Quakers and Mysticism, Palgrave Macmillan, London, England.

Angerson, J (2019), English Journey Leeds, England: B&W Studio.

• Angerson, J (2007), Love, Power, Sacrifice Stockport: Dewi Lewis

Hathaway, R (2011) Reflections from silence London: Quaker Books

• Bailey, R. (2017). Scarlet Ribbons.[S.l.]: Jorvik Press

Angerson, J. (2002), Entertaining Angels.

Edition: St George's Crypt

Angerson, J. (2003), Football and Fortunes: Littlewoods Pools

ESSAY

America’s fleet of space shuttle orbiters were in service for 30 years, but after 135 missions the era of the NASA space shuttle has now ended Each shuttle was named after pioneering sea vessels that established new frontiers in the research and exploration In 1986 the Challenger orbiter was destroyed shortly after lift-off, it was replaced in 1987 with the Endeavour (OV-105)

In 1995 photographer John Angerson was granted unprecedented access to the Kennedy Space Center, Florida and the Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas to document the final months of a yearlong intensive training program preparing for the NASA Space Transportation System mission (STS-72) in January 1996.

After a flawless launch from the Kennedy Space Center, Endeavour (OV-105) began the nine-day mission. The primary objectives whilst in orbit were to retrieve the Japanese Space flyer unit (SFU) launched by the Japanese in March 1995.

Additionally, the crew deployed and retrieved a second spacecraft carrying NASAsponsored experiments. Later in the mission crewmembers Dan Barry, Leroy Chiao and Winston Scott conducted two six and a half hour spacewalks to test hardware and tools that were to be used in the assembly of the International Space Station (ISS) that became operational in 1998

Since the first manned space mission, some of the most important items that the astronauts have brought back from space have been their photographs, which have over the years permanently changed the way we think, feel and see our place in the universe

NASA #001

John Angerson

Special Edition of 5

24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training

Japanese mission specialist Koichi Wakata aboard the Endeavour Space Shuttle during T-minus three-hour flight simulation

Kennedy Space Centre, Florida, USA.

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

NASA #004

John Angerson Special Edition of 5 24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training

Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) at Launch Complex 39B (LC-39B) After the solid rockets are jettisoned, the main engines provide thrust which accelerates the Shuttle from 3,000 mph (4,828 kilometers per hour) to over 17,000 mph (27,358 kilometers per hour) in six minutes to reach orbit They create a combined maximum thrust of more than 12 million pounds

Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) attached to the two Space Shuttle main engine (SSME) that burns cryogenic liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen propellants Each engine producing 1,859 kN of thrust at lift-off

Kennedy Space Center, Florida, USA

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th It will also be available on stallthreestudio com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024

NASA #008

John Angerson

Special Edition of 5

24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training

Space Shuttle pilot Brent W Jett Jr at the controls of the Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) during flight simulations Jett served as the Commander of Space Shuttle Atlantis on STS–115 He traveled over 121 million miles and logged a total of 41 days, 18 hours, and 1 minute in space

Kennedy Space Center, Florida USA

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

NASA #014

John Angerson

Special Edition of 5

24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training

Space Shuttle pilot Brent W. Jett Jr. in the White Room of the Endeavour (OV105) orbiter. This area could only accommodate one or two astronauts at a time during boarding. With assistance, each member of the flight crew donned a parachute pack and crawled through the open hatch and into the shuttle.

Kennedy Space Centre, Florida, USA.

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

NASA #019

John Angerson Special Edition of 5

24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training.

Daniel T. Barry during ‘fit checking’ of his spacesuit. Barry was nicknamed ‘Doctor Doctor’ by his fellow crewmates because of his two doctorates, one in medicine and another in electrical engineering

Kennedy Space Centre, Florida, USA

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

NASA #020

John Angerson

Special Edition of 5 24 x 16 inches

STS-72 mission training

The crew play cards before the STS-72 simulated launch Commander Brian Duffy, Pilot Brent W Jett, Mission Specialists Leroy Chiao, Daniel T Barry, Winston E Scott, and Koichi Wakata

Kennedy Space Centre, Florida, USA

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

STERLING D. CRAWFORD

Sterling Crawford is an artist and founder of Stall Three Studio

After completing her undergraduate studies in Finance at the College of Charleston in 2019, Sterling embarked on a professional career in accounting She was commissioned to paint a dog portrait for a vineyard in Napa Valley shortly after college, which ignited her passion for painting and sparked a series of commissions

Sterling transitioned from her full-time role in accounting to pursue her artistic aspirations in 2023 It wasn't long before she recognized the potential to merge her artistic talents with her business background, culminating in the creation of Stall Three Studio

The creation of Stall Three Studio marked the beginning of an exciting chapter for Sterling, as she sought to leverage her platform to raise awareness for various global causes The inaugural collection, titled "Inside Africa," served as a tribute to wildlife conservation efforts in Africa, particularly focusing on the plight of rhinos threatened by poaching

Central to Sterling's artistic ethos is the belief that art possesses the remarkable ability to unite people and broaden their perspectives This philosophy serves as the driving force behind Stall Three Studio's multifaceted endeavors

Today, Sterling and her husband split their time between Greenville, South Carolina and their family’s farm, where her studio inspired the name for ‘Stall Three Studio’

Education

BS College of Charleston, Finance, Charleston, SC, USA 2019

Exhibitions

October 2023, Stall Three Studio, ‘Inside Africa’

2020, Mélange Art Studio & Gallery; Greenville, South Carolina

2021, Eagle Mountain Vineyards & Winery; Traveler’s Rest, South Carolina

Permanent Collection

Timber’s Kiawah - Ocean Club & Residencies; Kiawah Island, South Carolina

ESSAY

“Space exploration has been a constant presence throughout my life, given that my grandfather was the 10th and youngest man to walk on the Moon However, when you're intimately connected to something, you may not fully grasp its true significance. While I grew up aware of my family's connection to space, I didn't truly understand the courage and commitment of astronauts, nor did I fully appreciate the rare privilege of having a grandfather who achieved such extraordinary feats - a distinction shared by only 12 individuals worldwide who can say "I walked on the moon"

Though I'll never comprehend the immense effort required to reach the moon during the Apollo missions, I strive to learn as much as I can about my grandfather's experiences I'm also determined to honor his accomplishments, using them as a source of inspiration and education for others

That's precisely the purpose behind this collection and the paintings I've created for it

Titled 'Portrait of Charles M Duke Jr', this debut oil painting portrait holds personal significance As with all portraits, there is an immense responsibility to capture the essence of the subject accurately In addition, there is responsibility to capture my grandfather in the many ways he is seen - a grandfather, an American hero, a patriot, a Christian, a businessman, a husband, a father, and a Space Celebrity

The second painting is a narrative, multi-figure work Depicting the Apollo 16 crew in the final stages of preparing for their journey to the moon, one might expect tension and anxiety Yet, the expressions of the Apollo crew and the scientists and engineers convey excitement, relaxation, and joy My grandfather often reminisces about the joy he and his crew-mates experienced during their lunar expedition Listening to recordings from their time on the moon reveals their playful banter and evident delight Despite the gravity of their tasks, they approached their mission with a sense of joy and wonder, embracing the moon's surface as a new playground in space

I hope these paintings convey the exhilaration of exploration and serve as a reminder to continue to honor our American heroes”

The paintings will be revealed for the first time at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th, 2024

To be unveiled on 4252024

Portrait of Charles M. Duke Jr., 2024

Sterling D Crawford

Oil on canvas

36 x 48 inches

This work will be on view at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th.

To be unveiled on 4.25.2024

The Suit Room, 2024

Sterling D. Crawford

Oil on canvas

30 x 40 inches

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

NIKOLINA KOVELENKO

Nikolina Kovalenko is interested in humanity’s psychological connection with Nature and strives to expose the consequences our everyday actions have on the environment The artist works with fragile ecosystems creating artwork inspired by locations specific to each project Her subjects range from global warming, deforestation and coral bleaching, to exploring how Nature is historically incorporated into mythologies and cultural beliefs

Nikolina Kovalenko received her MFA from Moscow Surikov Art Institute (Moscow, Russia) in 2011 and studied at Universität der Künste (Berlin) in 2010 She holds a Gold Medal from the Russian Art Academy The artist currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY

Kovalenko’s exhibition history includes solo shows at Caldwell Gallery Hudson and Dacia Gallery among others The museum shows include group shows at MOMMA (Moscow Museum Of Modern Art) in 2021 and The Russian Museum (Saint Petersburg, Russia) in 2019 Nikolina exhibited in galleries and art fairs in the USA, UK, United Arab Emirates, Sweden, Russia, Japan, Germany, France, China, Belgium and Iceland and worked on environmental projects around the world including Brazilian Amazon, Iceland, the Andes, the Caribbean and the Red Sea Collaborations include projects with Coral Reef Alliance, Museum Week and UNESCO

Through collaborating with scientists on joint lectures, workshops and webinars, the artist strives to share a more creative approach to explaining the fragility of ecosystems and the steps one can take to protect them She donates part of the proceeds from her selected projects to environmental conservation organizations

Kovalenko’s work has been reviewed in art blogs, newspapers and magazines and is in numerous corporate and private collections worldwide

FeaturedExhibitionsandFairs

"Sciarsism",MMOMA,Moscow,Russia, 2021

"Sciarsism",TheRussianMuseum,SaintPetersburg,Russia, 2019

"BeyondGravity"(SoloShow),ClarkGallery, 2023

"Panthalassa"(SoloShow),DaciaGallery, 2022

CaldwellGalleryHudson“UtopianReefscapes”(SoloShow),NY, 2021

GitanaRosaGallery“DressCode”(SoloShow),NYC, 2014

DaciaGallery“Masquerade”(SoloShow),NYC,2014

UNESCO+MuseumWeek+CultureForCausesNetwork"Reconciliationwiththeliving"UNESCOHQ

November25-26,2022

"UnderThePerfectCanopy",Art&MindCenter,Nagoya,Japan, March2019

“HeatFusion”,Listastofan,Reykjavik,Iceland,January2019

“Reclamation”VisualArtsCenterofNewJerseyandTheTrailsideNatureCenteratWatchung Reservation,October2018-April2019

DaciaGallery8yearAnniversaryExhibition,September2018

AquaMiami,MarloeGallery,December2023

DaciaGallery“WorksonPaper”NYC,Dec 2017-Jan 2018

AndrewEdlinGallery“EtTu,ArtBrute?”NYC,Nov-Dec 2017

AureusContemporary"SuperNatural"NYC,April-May,2017

TownsendModern/Contemporary,SanFrancisco,CA,March-May,2017

CherylHazanGallery"Unstretched"NYC,Dec,2016-Jan,2017

FeaturedAuctionsandCharities:

UNESCO+MuseumWeek+CultureForCausesNetwork"Reconciliationwiththeliving"UNESCOHQ November25-26,2022

CoralReefAlliancedonating20%ofsalesfromUtopianReefscapesshowatCaldwellGalleryHudson WaterDayFundraiserbyGeorgieBadielFoundation,EastHampton,June16th,2019

Education

Moscow Surikov Art Institute MFA in Visual Arts, 2021

Gold Medal of the Russian Art Academy

Universität der Künste Berlin, student exchange program, 2010

Publications

Coral Reef Alliance webinar "Utopian Reefscapes with Nikolina Kovalenko" , November 2021

Counting Coral “Utopian Reefscapes” interview, February 2021

Women Of Culture “Artist Of The Month”, April 2020

NJ Monthly "Reclamation" by Nikolina Kovalenko, October 2018

Suburban News NJ, October 8th 2018

NatureVolve Magazine “Saving Trees Through Art”, July 2018

Boston Pride, May 2018

Fine Art Connoisseur “Artist’s Masquerade”, July 2014

Featured Programs and Residencies

Listastofan Residency, Iceland, January 2019

Fish Factory Residency, Iceland, Sept 2018

ESKFF at MANA Contemporary, April-June, 2017

To view Nika’s full CV, please inquire at contact@stallthreestudiocom

ESSAY

My work explores how humans incorporate Nature into mythologies and cultural believes From time immemorial, the Moon has been a major symbol for humanity, representing everything from early deities to scientific advancement, from the earliest origins of our solar system to the promise of a future outside earth

For centuries, people have believed that the Moon affects human behaviour It is also the source of one of the most important natural rhythms of the earth- the tides The phases of the Moon provided an important timekeeping measure for humans throughout history; today, many cultures still follow the lunar calendar

We continue to acknowledge the power of this symbolism, and the unique power the moon has over human consciousness”

The Moon, 2022

Nikolina Kovalenko

Available as limited edition prints.

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Insomnia, 2022

Nikolina Kovalenko

Oil on canvas, 54 x 80 inches

Available as an original and as limited edition prints

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Vantage Point, 2022

Nikolina Kovalenko

Available as limited edition prints

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Untold Moontale, 2023

Nikolina Kovalenko

26 x 40 inches

Available as an original painting

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Golden Moon, 2023

Nikolina Kovalenko

Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 inches

Available as an original painting and as limited edition prints

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

ANDY SAUNDERS

Andy Saunders (born July 3, 1974) is a best-selling British author, science writer, and one of the world's foremost experts of NASA digital restoration His photographic work has been exhibited internationally at some of the most renowned venues, and regularly makes headlines in the world press - including BBC News, CBS News, Daily Telegraph, New York Times, USA Today, Smithsonian Magazine and The Guardian, among others His remastered images have also been utilised by NASA and reside in their own archives

Andy is originally from Appley Bridge, near Wigan, England and graduated from Loughborough University in 1996 After a career in logistics and management consultancy, he began renovating properties and continued his passion for photography A lifelong Apollo obsessive, he then found a way to unite two of his passions by restoring the old film footage from the golden era of human space exploration

In 2019 Andy produced the only clear, recognizable image of Neil Armstrong on the Moon, for the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 He went on to reveal life on board the stricken Apollo 13 mission, and in 2021 found Alan Shepard’s golf ball on the lunar surface - finally revealing how far the “miles and miles” shot went, half a century after the event Later the same year his imaging work and analysis helped to solve one of NASA’s most enduring mysteries, by determining the most likely cause of the sinking of Gus Grissom’s Liberty Bell 7 spacecraft, 60 years after the world’s 3rd spaceflight; finally vindicating Grissom

In 2023 he became the third British recipient of the coveted Royal Photographic Society international Award For Scientific Imaging The RPS said, “In their 145th year, the awards are the world’s longest-running and most prestigious photography honors, recognizing individuals who are making significant contributions across still and moving image Science has been at the heart of the Society since it was founded in 1853 Its mission to ‘promote the art and science of photography’ has been underpinned more recently by its pledge to make ‘photography for everyone’ The work of Andy Saunders unites both those aims - a body of work that is a giant leap in the world of scientific imaging, with his stunning restoration efforts on the photographs taken during the Apollo missions His major innovation, a complex stacking technique, to allow him to produce images from sequences with a moving ‘movie’ camera, and even subjects moving within the scene, allowed Saunders to reveal previously unseen elements of historic events”

As of 2023, he is 49 years old and lives in Culcheth, Cheshire with his young family

Andy is a regular contributor to science-based media and appears on TV, radio, and as a guest speaker at events to discuss the history of spaceflight, photography and digital image enhancement / restoration He is an occasional guest judge of international photography competitions and regularly posts newly remastered and restored images on social media

Exhibitions

Royal Albert Hall, London, England, September 21 - November 13th, 2022

Glasgow Science Centre, Scotland, November 24th - April 16th, 2022

Xposure International Photography & Film Festival, Sharjah, UAE, February 9th - February 15th, 2023

The Williamson Art Gallery, England, April 29th - September 2nd, 2023

King’s Cross, London, England, November 22nd - January 3rd, 2024

‘The Moonwalkers: A Journey With Tom Hanks’, Lightroom, London, England, December 6th - April 21st, 2024

Publications

Andy Saunders, Apollo Remastered: The Ultimate Photographic Record (Running Press Book Publishers: , 2022)

ESSAY

Secured for five decades in a frozen vault at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, lies the original photographic film of the NASA Apollo missions There are approximately 35,000 images, photographed by the crew members, yet almost every image ever seen has been based on lower-quality duplicate film The vast majority have never been published, their obscurity due, in part, to the poor quality of the original images or the difficulty restoring intelligible prints from the duplicate film

Now, with the development of new technology, the original film has been thawed, cleaned, and digitally remastered with painstaking care and state-of-the-art techniques by Andy Saunders, who is one of the world’s foremost digital image restorers Andy’s collection ‘Apollo Remastered’ captures more than 400 of these fully restored images, showcasing the highest quality images of the Apollo missions ever produced, including never-before-seen spacewalks and crystal-clear portraits of astronauts in the spacecraft, along with stunning new vistas of the Earth and the Moon

This unique collection showcases three captivating works of photography that capture the essence of space exploration Firstly, a newly remastered, exclusive image of astronaut Charlie Duke during the 1972 Apollo 16 mission, meticulously crafted for this exhibition, offers a rare glimpse into lunar history Secondly, a highly sought-after panorama, prominently featured in 'The Moonwalkers: A Journey With Tom Hanks’ at Lightroom in London, invites viewers to immerse themselves in the cosmic odyssey Lastly, a visually striking retro image of the Lunar Module adds a distinctive aesthetic to the series Notably, the two images featuring astronaut Charlie Duke bear his signature, available solely through Stall Three Studio for a limited time in special editions of 10, making them a valuable addition to any collection

Apollo 16 Lunar Module

Apollo image remastered by Andy Saunders

Edition of 50

30 x 30 inches

April 20, 1972 After 12 orbits of the Moon, Orion separated from Casper in preparation for powered descent to the surface Mattingly, in the CSM, undertook a visual inspection of the LM: “You sure look good!” An essential check was that all landing gear was properly deployed Here, the US flags on the Lunar Rover’s fenders can be seen to the right of the ladder, through the gap in what appears to be a door, but is actually the chassis of the folded Lunar Rover

Restored with meticulous care, the original NASA photograph presents the lunar module, a symbol of human ingenuity and exploration, suspended in the vast expanse of the darkness of space, creating a stark yet mesmerizing contrast With a striking blend of cosmic allure and technological marvel, this artwork seamlessly complements any interior, inviting contemplation on the mysteries of the universe and the unyielding spirit that fuels our relentless pursuit of discovery

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th It will also be available on stallthreestudio com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024

Apollo 16 Panorama, Signed by Charlie Duke

Apollo [panoramic] image [sequence] remastered by Andy Saunders, signed by Apollo 16 astronaut, Charlie Duke

20 x 54 inches

Open Edition

*In Support of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

Duke, “Man, that crater That is really something Is it dark in those shadows!” Mission Control requests a panorama from this spot; Young: “Yeah, I’m supposed to do that, ain’t I?” Duke’s footprints can be followed right around the edge of Plumb crater and back to the lunar rover’s parking spot Flag crater is far left Duke then takes a few steps to his left as Young continues the panorama

Catalogue Note: This image has been featured in every Apollo Remastered photographic exhibition and was also prominently featured in the recent Lightroom exhibition “The Moonwalkers: A Journey with Tom Hanks” Notably, this image served as the show's poster, emphasizing its significance, and is now available as a special Limited Edition print, signed by the Apollo 16 astronaut featured in the image, Charlie Duke

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Charlie Saluting Panorama, Signed by Charlie Duke

Apollo [panoramic] image [sequence] remastered by Andy Saunders, signed by Apollo 16 astronaut, Charlie Duke

18 x 24 inches

Open Edition

*In Support of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

Presenting a new work by Andy Saunders, ‘Charlie Saluting Panorama’. This newly remastered work was created specifically for the Stall Three Studio Spring Collection, ‘Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future’ By artistically stitching two separate frames of the original film, it provides us with a compelling portrait of Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot, Charlie Duke, along with the Lunar Module spacecraft that delivered Duke and Commander, John Young to the Descartes Highlands in April 1972

This print is available in two sizes, an 18x24” open edition, and a larger 30x36” special edition limited to five prints of this size. Both prints are offered as custom signed by astronaut Charlie Duke, with $250 of each sale donated to the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th. It will also be available on stallthreestudio.com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024.

Charlie Saluting Panorama, Signed by Charlie Duke

Apollo [panoramic] image [sequence] remastered by Andy Saunders, signed by Apollo 16 astronaut, Charlie Duke

30 x 40 inches

Special Limited Edition of 5

*In Support of the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation

Presenting a new work by Andy Saunders, ‘Charlie Saluting Panorama’ This newly remastered work was created specifically for the Stall Three Studio Spring Collection, ‘Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future’ By artistically stitching two separate frames of the original film, it provides us with a compelling portrait of Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot, Charlie Duke, along with the Lunar Module spacecraft that delivered Duke and Commander, John Young to the Descartes Highlands in April 1972

This print is available in two sizes, an 18x24” open edition, and a larger 30x36” special edition limited to five prints of this size Both prints are offered as custom signed by astronaut Charlie Duke, with $250 of each sale donated to the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

This work will be on view and available for purchase at the Space Exploration Launch Event on April 25th It will also be available on stallthreestudio com through the digital exhibition spanning April 25-June 30, 2024

If you would like to inquire about viewing an artwork in person, please contact Sterling by email or telephone

Stall Three Studio is a digital exhibition space with limited in-person events. If you would like to view a work in person, please contact Sterling via email or telephone to arrange a private appointment

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THE LAUNCH EVENT

“Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future”: An exclusive showcase of the collection by Stall Three Studio

The exhibition launch event will be held in Greenville, SC on April 25th, 2024. Join the Stall Three Studio newsletter at www.stallthreestudio.com/newsletter to receive an invitation and further details closer to the event date.

“Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future” is a collection to explore the ever-evolving landscape of the space industry by highlighting the incredible achievements of the Apollo missions and exploring what the future of the industry may hold

Showcasing various perspectives of spatial planets, glimpses into the inner-workings of NASA and the aeronautics profession, and a tribute to one of the two live astronaut’s who have walked on the moon today, the collection exhibits a diverse range of mediums and artists backgrounds and messages surrounding the theme of space

The forthcoming one-night exhibition extends an exclusive invitation to esteemed collectors, presenting them with a unique opportunity to acquire artwork from our collection Additionally, attendees will have the privilege of meeting one of the artists responsible for these works, along with an exclusive chance to engage with Charlie Duke, one of the revered astronauts who set foot on the moon This event will also serve as a celebration of our nonprofit partner, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation, wherein a portion of the collection's proceeds will contribute to its noble cause

STALL MAGAZINE

STALL is the official magazine of Stall Three Studio Stall Three Studio is a digital platform offering curated collections of purpose-driven fine art and photography

The Spring 2024 Issue, ‘Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future’ will be released alongside the digital exhibition on April 25th, 2024 The magazine is available for purchase in both digital and print formats

The Inaugural Issue, ‘Space Exploration: Past, Present, and Future’, ventures into the evolution of the space industry, beginning with the Space Race and spanning through the Apollo missions, leading to the current landscape and future opportunities. It features find an in-depth profile on Apollo 16 Astronaut, Charles M Duke Jr, alongside exclusive interviews with contemporary space professionals, offering insights into the trajectory of space exploration

Join the newsletter at stallthreestudio.com/newsletter to stay updated on the May release