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Pieter Vermeersch, 2015 Galerie Perrotin
Walead Beshty, Installation view, 2008 Biennial Exhibition, 2008, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, photo: Mark Woods
Night Sentinel Panel, Louise Nevelson, 1973
Piotr Kowalski - Cube V, 1967
Tom Friedman Untitled, 1999 - Nine Total cereal boxes cut into small squares and combined to make one large box Untitled, 1997 - A field of dots made by placing a marker on a piece of paper and allowing the ink to bleed Untitled, 1992 - A sphere of the artist’s feces ½ mm in diameter centered on a cubed pedestal Untitled, 1990 - Two identically wrinkled sheets of paper Untitled, 1992 - About 200 balls, stolen by the artist over a six-month period http://www.luhringaugustine.com/artists/tom-friedman
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Foil 1 (Black), 2015 Richard Paul http://usedpaper.co.uk/artworks/foil-1-black/
Tyler Vipond Shade #11 Mirrored plastic, styrene, wood 8.5" x 13" x 13" 2012
Joel Shapiro (American, b. 1941), Untitled, 1975. Charcoal on paper, 89.2 x 116.8 cm.
Hath Arob, 2014
Graphite on paper.
Laurent Millet, Construire, (2010) Millet is looking for a possible relationship between reality and things that are represented in the photographic medium. Physical size and photographic dimension merge into a “mythological architecture” that speaks of resolutely metaphysical concerns.