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Bert Neumann - Berlin Alexanderplatz - 2005
James Turrell/Dhatu/2010
"Runout"/Mac Collins/The British Pavilion/ 2023.
Photograph by Taran Wilkhu
Jonny Niesche/Total Vibration /The HOLE, NYC USA/May 2021
Mark Rothko, No.7, 1964
One of the Black Form paintings set
© 1998 Kate Rothko Prizel & Christopher Rothko/Artists Rights Society (ARS)
Nanda Vigo’s La Casa sotto la foglia (1965-68)
Rimowa/New Tendecy
exhibition: As seen by
2022/Berlin
Eveningaudio for Post Archive Faction/Seul Store/2023
Ned Vena - Untitled, 2012
(Adhesive vinyl, steel doors, hinges)
Ned Vena’s paintings combine the artist’s astute readings of minimalism, post-painterly abstraction, and op-art with a unique technical process to render austere meditations on materiality and art history. For this exhibition, Vena will produce a new series of works utilizing common steel doors and adhesive vinyl, eschewing traditional substrates and mediums to emphasize fundamental concerns of form, process, and concept.
“Blue Diorite” (1981) and “Potato Chip” (2015), at Gagosian. Heizer’s shorthand for a large, framed piece of ore is “a rock in a box.” New York City.
Photograph by Rob McKeever / Courtesy Gagosian / Art work © Michael Heizer
Dan Flavin, Kornblee Gallery 1967 at David Zwirner, NY, 2023
(works on view re-create two groundbreaking exhibitions that Flavin mounted in 1967 at New York’s Kornblee Gallery, then located at the nearby and architecturally similar 58 East 79th Street)
Claudio Parmiggiani/ Delocazione
Leopold Banchini, 3-8, 2018.
Carl Andre/64 Lead Square/1969
Carsten Höller/Carsten Höller: Experience/2011.
Exhibition view: New Museum, New York. Photo: Benoit Pailley. Courtesy New Museum
HR Giger/ Necronom 2005 (Alien-III!Modell, 2. Zustand)/1990–2005