Aug 27, 2024
by Mel Kendrick
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by Mel Kendrick
by Mel Kendrick
Mel Kendrick, Untitled, from the portfolio Woodprints, 1990, woodcut, sheet: 24 1⁄2 x 19 in. (62.2 x 48.3 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Museum purchase, 1992.16.4
Mel Kendrick · Untitled · 1990
Mel Kendrick 2024
Raised Stump, 1995/2018
Mel Kendrick
Kendrick owns five chainsaws and calls his radical sculptural interventions a form of “anti-carpentry,” but he’s ultimately invested in revealing and repairing forms, thereby discovering new dimensions of wholeness.
Installation view of Seeing Things in Things at the Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, Massachusetts, 2021.
Photo by Frank E. Graham
Plug and Shell, 2000
10 Loops 3, 1992
Courtesy of David Nolan Gallery, NYC
White Linen, 2019.
Courtesy of David Nolan Gallery, NYC
Double Lock, 2015.
Twin Logs, 1994.
Untitled (Negative Object), 2002.
sculpture: Mel Kendrick
Untitled (2013) by American artist Mel Kendrick (b.1949). Walnut with Japan color, W 4.5 x H 13.5 in. via 1st dibs: