So, were you, or are you now, a purer conceptualist?
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In that show, DelGaudio's conceptualist leanings were on playful display.
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On the fly, meanwhile, Shore absorbed Pop, minimalist, and conceptualist aesthetics.
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What else would you expect from the irrepressible conceptualist Thom Browne?
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The pianist and conceptualist has always blended visual media with jazz improvisation.
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By that point, Rauschenberg's mixed-media experiments — post Dada, proto-Conceptualist — were growing extravagant.
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The Cuban-American conceptualist Maria Elena González punches holes in photographs of palm trees.
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A sculptor, printer and Conceptualist, he has adapted this everyday appliance for his own purposes.
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Howard Fried, a California-based Conceptualist, exhibits the wardrobe of his mother, who died in 2002.
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The New York City-based conceptualist Laila Gohar's work is less overtly confrontational but still destabilizing.
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He is a playful conceptualist whose music moves in a handful of directions all at once.
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Nancy Nowacek utilizes Conceptualist strategies of documentation and measurement to register frustration with bureaucracy's Kafka-esque tendencies.
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Unlike Duchamp, whose work can be difficult and arcane, Baldessari is a conceptualist with a common touch.
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They claimed reality itself was art, creating what Munroe calls a "dark, conceptualist poetry" in the process.
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The show is only on view through Saturday; next up is the wily Welsh conceptualist Cerith Wyn Evans.
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And from these carcinogenic, rubbery ashes, one could say that a new artist was born: Araeen the conceptualist.
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The Conceptualist pioneer Lawrence Weiner and the London designer Jonathan Ellery met by chance in a Berlin bar.
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Instead he's a conceptualist who approaches clothing as adornment, as artifact, as potential signifiers of ambition, anxiety, desire.
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She is well matched in the young Tehran Conceptualist Barbad Golshiri, who takes funerary monuments and history as his theme.
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SOUTHFIRST Another veteran Japanese Conceptualist, Akio Suzuki, now 75, has a solo show at Southfirst, and it's a startling beauty.
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From there, it's off to Chalayan, from arch conceptualist Hussein Chalayan, then Issey Miyake for the Japanese house's staunch loyalists.
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Another painting, "Disappearing Acts" (2019), was inspired by the conceptualist pioneer Bruce Nauman's "Contrapposto Studies, I through VII" (2015-16).
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The performance christened a new exhibition, "Jason Moran," the first museum survey devoted to this MacArthur-winning pianist and conceptualist.
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Relational networks emerged between the works, born out of the conceptualist preoccupation with the function rather than the form of art.
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Despite warnings about potential hurdles to employment, she dug in her heels and proved herself as a bold, avant-garde conceptualist.
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By century's end, a composer could be a performance artist, a sound artist, a laptop conceptualist, or an avant-garde d.j.
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While Roman Opalka can be viewed as a conceptualist, he worked primarily as a painter who cared about materiality as a form.
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Salida de los obreros del museo recalls the power of the conceptualist gesture — the extraordinary weight of the dimming of the lights.
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Also of interest is a 2009 video, by Agnieszka Polska, documenting the career of the underknown Polish Conceptualist Wlodzimierz Borowski (1930-2008).
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" MICROSCOPE In the same building as Transmitter and TSA, this gallery has work of a similarly Conceptualist bent in "Takahiko Iimura: Seeing Double.
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It's a handsome but conservative painting, unbothered by conceptualist challenges to the medium, offering the eyes too much and the mind too little.
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After fleeing to the West he is equally unimpressed by the fatuous conceptualist art then in vogue, and struggles to find his own vision.
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"We thought, she could be a Cindy Sherman, or a Kiki Smith, or a Barbara Kruger," said Ms. Penley, who envisioned a feminist conceptualist.
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A conceptualist as well as a folklorist, she will present a new, original score for "The Goddess," a seminal silent film from 1930s Shanghai.
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But the surprise in seeing her extraordinary work alongside so much thematically related assemblage is how arid the contrast renders Conceptualist strategies of documentation.
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In making work that emphasized ideas over material objects, Conceptualist artists moved even mainstream artistic practice a few steps closer to the practice of criticism.
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For those who cherished the work of this inventive firebrand — a conceptualist steeped in dance, Minimalism and jazz-informed improvisation — a restoration seemed deeply implausible.
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Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine and the producer-songwriter-conceptualist Brian Eno both cherish the resonant, the amorphous, the unmoored, the immersive, the destabilizing.
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Mr. Huang was a conceptualist with a powerful visual imagination; in some sense he was also a contemporary version of the scholar-artist of Chinese tradition.
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Among her closest confidants was Sol LeWitt, the scholarly, sphinxlike Conceptualist visionary who was the subject of an excellent documentary by Chris Teerink a few years ago.
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Moscow Conceptualist art, which may have previously appeared hopelessly arcane or exotic for American viewers, can now be translated into the familiar terms of our everyday reality.
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"Old Town Road" proved Lil Nas X could be a Weird Al Yankovic-style hip-hop conceptualist, loyal to a meta approach more than to a sound.
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The fusion of slang, color, emotion and process that this erstwhile Conceptualist has pursued on canvas for the past two decades has become more intensely enmeshed and crazed.
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And the conceptualist Wilfredo Prieto sketches, in the faintest of ink lines on a long paper scroll, images of every project he has completed in a prolific career.
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The American artist Spencer Finch is an eco-conceptualist, distilling the essence of landscape (light, water, air) into eye-catching ruminations on memory and the passage of time.
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Yutaka Matsuzawa, a Conceptualist with a Buddhist streak working in a forest near Nagano, made posters and mail art that aimed to imagine a world of total nothingness.
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Siena's divergent inspirations include the rule-bound procedures of the self-abnegating conceptualist Sol Lewitt, and the madcap elasticity of the cartoon master of the grotesque, Basil Wolverton.
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Come see what artists as eclectic as found object sculptor Chong Gon Byun, collagist Kiya Kim, photo-conceptualist Ryan Frank, and monochrome sculptor Claudia Paneca have been up to.
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As Mr. Moran has grown into his identity as a conceptualist and curator and boundary-crossing collaborator, his piano style has grown only richer, more heartfelt and more engaging.
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She spent the last 23 years at Maison Margiela, many of them alongside Martin Margiela, the Belgian ur-conceptualist who helped set the direction for high fashion for years.
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She's also a historically minded conceptualist, digging deeply into the workings of memory and taking up arms against the present-day traumas that will haunt us in the years ahead.
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It features recent works by forty artists, born between 1950 and 1990, from the Hugo Boss Prize-winning conceptualist Anicka Yi to the up-and-coming painter and printmaker Tschabalala Self.
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I was drawn to some surprises in its permanent collection, like a cloth work from 1977 by the South Korean conceptualist Kim Yong-ik, donated in 2017, before Mr. Biesenbach's arrival.
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These included the paintings and drawings of Russian conceptualist Pavel Pepperstein at Kewenig and an amazing new concrete and wood sculpture by Colombian artist Doris Salcedo in the White Cube booth.
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Red, of course, is coded, and perhaps a little too obviously so — with associations like sensuality, passion, anger, and danger — but Bougatsos's ceiling installation seems to be a dig at conceptualist dematerialization.
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Piper, who was awarded the Golden Lion at the 2015 Venice Biennale, is a pioneering Conceptualist and performance artist who has been challenging assumptions about race, class, and gender for fifty years.
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Many artists she went on to champion — the German painter Gerhard Richter; the British filmmaker Steve McQueen; the French conceptualist Pierre Huyghe; the Belgian poet-provocateur Marcel Broodthaers — have become critical stars.
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At one party, a very famous Conceptualist took over a bathroom and offered lines of cocaine to women in exchange for blowjobs — I didn't go in, but I knew others who did.
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"The idea itself, even if it is not made visual, is as much of a work of art as any finished product," the early conceptualist Sol Le Witt wrote in a 1967 essay.
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The pioneering Conceptualist, painter and photographer William Wegman and his correspondent, the video artist Tony Oursler, volley with 360 postings (360 images and 127 videos) that together make a 57-minute slide show.
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The first four shows, now over, were by the astute Conceptualist Andrea Fraser, the young painter-installation artist Lucy Dodd, the veteran sculptor and earthwork artist Michael Heizer, and the jazz giant Cecil Taylor.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, a show by renowned Dutch-Californian conceptualist Bas Jan Ader lands in Chelsea, queer book arts get a show, Staten Island's Lumen festival returns, and more.
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In the subsequent decades, the German-born Conceptualist has only sharpened his anti-establishment critique; his political integrity, formal acuity, and trenchant wit are on view in a sixty-year retrospective at the New Museum.
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This impish joy, manifested even in small details such as the pink and red colors, is refreshingly different in tone from austere Conceptualist experiments in seriality, such as those of On Kawara or Tehching Hsieh.
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The roots of the Memorial for Peace and Justice lie in the post-utopian 1970s, in contemporary earth works and site-specific installations that combined Minimalist abstraction and scale with a Conceptualist capacity for political metaphor.
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What separates Smith's work from his Minimalist and Conceptualist predecessors is not only his use of found objects, but the prominence of the objects' prior lives, conveyed in the familiarity and visible use of everyday items.
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What the show gives us, though, is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, and a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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Instead, four African-American artists — the conceptualist Adam Pendleton, the sculptor and painter Rashid Johnson, the collagist and filmmaker Ellen Gallagher and the abstract painter Julie Mehretu — bought the house together in order to preserve Simone's legacy.
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Then, from 2012 to 2014, she was a curatorial fellow at the Studio Museum in Harlem, where she worked on an exhibition of early work by LA-based conceptualist Charles Gaines, which would travel to the Hammer Museum.
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But what the show gives us is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist and eco-feminist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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These people were speaking on Monday night at "Prurience," a self-help program for people addicted to pornography that is also a tricky, mutable, overstuffed performance piece by the British conceptualist Christopher Green, co-directed by Holly Race Roughan.
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That was when it opened the refurbished Building 20053 with a 25-year exhibition of 105 in-situ wall drawings by Sol LeWitt, an influential Minimalist-Conceptualist who doesn't figure as prominently in the Dia power grid as others.
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Yet another is a pair of 1993 photographs, excerpted from a larger set, in which the Emirati conceptualist Mohammed Kazem is seen exploring the everyday world around him, not with his hands or his eyes, but with his tongue.
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But what the show gives us is something less easily packaged: a conceptualist and eco-feminist who has always grounded far-looking ideas in here-and-now situations and things, and a social revolutionary who understands the power of service.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey—Thinking Pictures at the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University presents a broad selection of Moscow Conceptualist artworks from the famous Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of the Soviet Nonconformist Art.
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In the early 1960s with two other Latin American artists — José Guillermo Castillo (1938-1999) and Luis Camnitzer, to whom she was married — she founded the experimental New York Graphic Workshop, after which her art took an increasingly Conceptualist direction.
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She plays here as part of the Whitney's Jazz on a High Floor series, which welcomes different musicians throughout the fall to perform inside the pianist and conceptualist Jason Moran's retrospective exhibition, currently on view in the museum's eighth-floor gallery.
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KAI MATSUMIYA A tradition of political art on the Lower East Side lives on in the work of the Austrian-born New York Conceptualist Rainer Ganahl, who has been responding to current events with antic, deadpan wit for almost 30 years.
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If such a role reversal is in part a product of the neoliberal tendency to privatize risk, in which increasing amounts of risk get shunted off onto individuals, it is also, in important and perhaps less obvious ways, a legacy of Conceptualist aesthetics.
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In these two sentences Youn defines a position that rejects the conceptualist "uncreative" stance that one "massages" the found (or "tenanted") text, but cannot otherwise do anything to it, as well as distances herself from those poets for whom the lyric "I" is central.
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Mr. Perrotin represents around 50 artists, including the conceptualist Paola Pivi, 47, who makes life-size feathered polar bears in cartoon colors; and the minimalist Claude Rutault, 76, who requires canvases to be painted the same color as the surface on which they're hung.
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The works bound for Rockefeller Center include several by the Polish-born Goshka Macuga, a set of sculptures by the American artist Walter De Maria, and four pieces by the Brazilian Conceptualist Paulo Nazareth depicting figures from the American civil rights movement: the Rev.
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A picture caption on Friday with a review of "Creative Africa" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and an exhibition of work by the Afro-Caribbean conceptualist Nari Ward at the nearby Barnes Foundation misidentified the objects shown on a gallery wall at the Museum of Art.
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With a reputed acquisitions budget of six hundred million dollars, the museum set out to collect the work of international figures, such as Anselm Kiefer and Ai Weiwei, in addition to notable regional artists like the Emirati conceptualist Hassan Sharif and the Iranian modernist Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian.
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" John Zarobell, an associate professor at the University of San Francisco and the author of the 2017 book "Art and the Global Economy," said in an email that he saw Banksy as "a conceptualist prankster, à la Duchamp, whose gestures may be more lasting than the work itself.
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Most notable in this regard is his 1977 album, Low—the first installment of his three-album "Berlin Trilogy," which saw him working alongside conceptualist Brian Eno to introduce electronic soundscapes and ambience to his already vast repertoire—bridging the gaps between avant-garde electronic music and pop.
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WEEKEND A picture caption on Friday with a review of "Creative Africa" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and an exhibition of work by the Afro-Caribbean conceptualist Nari Ward at the nearby Barnes Foundation misidentified the objects shown on a gallery wall at the Museum of Art.
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Pick the flavor of art that suits you: KAI MATSUMIYA A tradition of political art on the Lower East Side lives on in the work of the Austrian-born New York Conceptualist Rainer Ganahl, who has been responding to current events with antic, deadpan wit for almost 30 years.
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Over the last month, four prominent African-American artists — the conceptualist Adam Pendleton, the sculptor and painter Rashid Johnson, the collagist and filmmaker Ellen Gallagher and the abstract painter Julie Mehretu — quietly got together, pooled their money and bested competing bids to snatch the house up for $33,232.
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Add to it a fine survey of work by the Afro-Caribbean conceptualist Nari Ward at the nearby Barnes Foundation, and the foundation's pioneering and under-known collection of "classical" African sculpture, and this city can lay claim to being in the middle of a full-fledged African art summer.
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Haacke's project reflected the broader anti-establishment ethos of the time, but he and the other architects of institutional critique, including the Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers and the French conceptualist Daniel Buren, were also reacting to a specific transformation in the history of museums and the art world at large.
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It's like the way that I work is I'm a conceptualist, I have a concept, then I decide best suits the concept musically, then I usually make an album and most often in the past I wouldn't tour that because there was no reason and then I'd go and do the next thing.
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Buggins, who entered the museum concealing a large can of AXE body spray and a box of kitchen matches, maintained that he was motivated not by any professional resentment, but inspired by works of the past that he admired, namely Rauschenberg's erasure of a de Kooning, and conceptualist Joseph Kosuth's One and Three Chairs.
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The other thing that this museum-quality exhibition makes clear — and I think it is an important realization to reflect upon — is that Driskell never tried to fit in or accommodate his work to prevailing, white, avant-garde styles: he never became a Pop artist, Minimalist, Conceptualist, Pattern and Decoration painter, or Neo-Expressionist.
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Together, these six works illustrate the most important features of Moscow Conceptualist movement: its obsession with the relationships between verbal and visual codes of representation, characteristic attitudes of detachment and irony, often paradoxically combined with the personal or emotional appeal to the viewer, self-deprecating humor, and the unwavering idealistic faith in the transformative power of art.
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"Illusion," Lawrence writes, "marks the gap between visual and spatial awareness," and it is this occurrence that Sandback regards as a fact, swapping Frank Stella's Minimalist mini-manifesto, "What you see is what you see," for the Conceptualist rejoinder, "What you see is what you think you see," an insight that digs more deeply into the eye-brain connection and the phenomenology he studied as an undergraduate.
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"I was buying pieces with my husband, and at that time we didn't have room for many things, and when I began to pull work out of storage, I said to myself, 'Oh my God, really everything is Minimalist,'" said Ms. de Gunzburg, who said she was drawn to Dia because of its roots in the Minimalist and Conceptualist art of the 1960s and 1970s.
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The New York Times once described Cattelan as a "neo-conceptualist," and prominent past works include sculptures depicting Pope John Paul II getting hit with a meteorite, a kneeling 10-year-old Adolf Hitler praying for forgiveness, and a pair of New York City police officers leaning upside down against a wall — "They're like broomsticks," he said when a show of his opened in Manhattan in 2002.
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One of Russia's leading contemporary artists — the word "painter" seems inappropriate for a conceptualist and a decades-long cultural icon — Pepperstein lives out of an obsession with history, or with the possibility that history (especially one like the history of the former Soviet Union once and the Russian Federation now) and destiny are not identical, so that people are agents capable of imagining a different future, time, world — yet this imagination is their only agency.
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Works from a parallel series, A History of Futuristic Hallucinations (2016), done in a more classic conceptualist style and rich in graphics and dialogues, gives connectors between "The Patriots of the Earth" (2016) and the exhibition Miracles in a Swamp: A number of characters from the past (saints, politicians, conmen, prostitutes, generals, kings) are entering the hallucination of their distant resurrection in the Cosmist future, and inhabiting temporalities that are impossible for us to imagine in our current historical condition.
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That downbeat feeling is stirringly conveyed by "Unfinished Business: Paintings From the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl and David Salle," an exhibition of paintings and drawings by three artists who rose to stardom in the '80s, at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, N.Y. Mr. Bleckner, 67, Mr. Fischl, 68, and Mr. Salle, 63, have been friends since their student days at the California Institute of the Arts in the early '103s, where they chafed under conceptualist prejudice against painting.
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