This striking black-and-white photographic work documents “International Space Hall of Fame Performance #1,” created in 1983 by artist and photographer Ginny Lloyd. The image captures a conceptual, performance-based moment referencing humanity’s relationship with space exploration, rendered in a minimalist, high-contrast composition typical of early 1980s experimental photography.

The photograph is professionally framed and accompanied on the verso by the original identification label, noting the title, date, artist attribution, and photo credit (Christy Ott). Lloyd’s work bridges photography, performance art, and conceptual practice, making this piece appealing to collectors of NASA-era imagery, space history ephemera, and avant-garde photographic art.

Presented at a collectible 10 x 8 inches, this work offers both historical context and visual impact, suitable for display in a contemporary or archival collection.

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Condition Report

Overall good vintage condition. Photograph shows light surface wear consistent with age, including minor abrasions visible under close inspection. Frame and mat exhibit light handling wear. Verso label intact and legible. No major tears or losses observed.