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Robert Gober is an artist best known for his seemingly commonplace sculptures and installations that often employ familiar objects and imagery to produce enigmatic scenes or situations. Gober relies on common visual cues—ordinary household objects, for the most part, along with representations of parts of the human... See more
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After moving to San Francisco in 1957, Bruce Conner became associated with the Beat movement—artists, writers, and poets who abandoned the norms of American society. Influenced by Zen Buddhism and drug-induced experiences, the Beats used art to investigate new realms of thought. In this period marked by the... See more
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Nancy Grossman began making large-scale collages based on her daily activities and personal journals in 1973. Undertaken as an alternative to sculpture, her primary medium, Grossman began this series of collages while living alone in Florence, Italy, where she often went days without speaking to anyone. Her “diary... See more
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Dan Fischer constructs photographic reality one small, hand-drawn square at a time. In his drawing, Felix Gonzalez-Torres (Perfect Lovers), Fischer uses a grid to transpose a photograph of this pivotal 1980s sculpture to paper. By leaving traces of the grid visible after the image is complete, he provokes us to... See more
22 1/2 Inches of Floorboard
Sylvia Plimack Mangold’s spare, exacting depiction of an interior space pushes the boundaries of minimalism by making the details of its subject powerfully immediate. The inclusion of these details hints at what lies beyond the tightly controlled scope of the drawing. For over twenty-five years, Sylvia Plimack... See more