Ethan Barrett

talk. talk. talk. talk. talk.

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Heinrich-Siegfried Bormann - Visual Analysis of a Piece of Music from a Color-theory Class with Wassily Kandinsky (1930)

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TARYN SIMON Chapter XVIII, A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters I–XVIII 2011

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TARYN SIMON Azerbaijan, Birds of the West Indies 2014

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Alastair Levy "Someone Else's Drawing" 2010

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Alastair Levy

"Microsoft Word Drawing #3"

2012

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Gerald Domenig

Untitled

2011

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Takashi Yasumura

A Loudspeaker

1998

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Laura Letinsky

Untitled #33, from the series "To Say It Isn't So"

2007

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ESSI KAUSALAINEN

Winter Garden (Video Still)

2011

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Wolfgang Tillmans, Iguazu, 2010

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Playroom, by Paul Pfeiffer. Steel, glass, one-way mirror and other materials. Now up at Paula Cooper Gallery in NYC.

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Ibán Ramón

Como Migas de Pan 1 Series

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Ibán Ramón

Como Migas de Pan 1 series

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Chris Burden’s Match Piece

“Two-thirds of the gallery floor was covered with white paper. A closed circuit television system was installed in the room. The monitor was placed facing the action so that the audience could watch the piece or see it in the monitor, but could not do both at once. I sat on the floor at the opposite end of the room. Two miniature TVs were placed so that I could view them while I made match rockets and shot them at my wife lying on the floor fifteen feet from me. The rockets are made by wrapping the match head with foil and lighting them with another match. Range and accuracy are impossible to control. Some of the matches landed on Barbara leaving small burns, and others landed in the audience. The piece began before the audience arrived and ended when everyone had left, about three hours.”

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Lisa Scheer

Waiting Series

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PUTPUT

Soft Construction Series

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Ward Roberts

Courts Series