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Submitting your photos is easy. Join the Strange Comfort photo group and then upload your photos. Photos submitted to the group will be moderated, so images may not appear on flickr instantly. Below are some recent submissions.

Available in .pdf format, the exhibition brochure includes the essays Money Changes Everything by Paul Chaat Smith (National Museum of the American Indian) and Brian Jungen: Cut Ups by Candice Hopkins (National Gallery of Canada), plus images and an exhibition object checklist.

This visually stunning book—a limited-run edition signed by the artist—showcases the achievements of this compelling artist. With more than 300 full-color images, including many of the installations in Strange Comfort, the book is a sumptuous celebration of one of North America’s most innovative artists.
Purchase online through SmithsonianStore.com.

National Post – 05.10.2010
Art in America – May 2010
ArtForum – April 2010
Around Town (WETA)
The Washington Times – 10.25.2009
As it Happens (CBC Radio) – 10.21.2009
The Washington Post – 10.20.2009
National Geographic Traveler – 10.20.2009
All Things Considered (NPR) – 10.17.2009
WeLoveDC – 10.16.2009

All press releases related to Brian Jungen and the exhibition Strange Comfort are located in the exhibition's press kit.

Mostly from a conservation perspective, these blog posts chronicle the ins and outs of the installation of Crux and Strange Comfort at the NMAI.

Meet the Artist: Brian Jungen
Friday, October 16, 2009 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Ring Auditorium, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Washington, DC

Brian Jungen discussed his work, influences, future projects, and the exhibition Strange Comfort with curator, art historian, and critic Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev.

Listen/Download (1:29:04)

This program was co-sponsored by the NMAI and the Hirshhorn Museum.

Introduction
Crux
Selected Works
Bio
Flickr
Brochure
Book
In the Media
Blog