’35°9,32°18′ (1985), by Richard Wentworth.
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged bent, design, distorted, distortion, DIY, england, everyday, fuckem, fun, messy, metal, non-function, object, Richard Wentworth, sculpture, shade, shadow, steps, the wild, time, trash, uk, unknown, useless
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Francis Denys, ‘Sportraam’ (2009)
Carved exercise ladder
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged architecture, carved, DIY, exercise, fake, Francis Denys, function, imitate, sculpture, sportraam, tool, wood
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Mary Miss, several impressions of the exhibition ‘Perimeters / Pavillions / Decoys’ (1978)
Short PDF on the work here.
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged action, architecture, context, decoys, DIY, down, earth, fuckem, ground, hole, installation, intervention, land art, mary miss, negative, pavillions, perimeters, public art, public space, reverse, sculpture, space, the wild, unknown
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By mh
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged adding, collection, distance, disuse, fibonacci, france, French, fun, joke, mathematics, paris, sculpture, text, Thomas Cristiani & Antoine Roux, total, unknown, use, wall, whole
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Virginia Overton, Untitled (ladder) (2009)
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged action, architecture, between, DIY, environment, found, fuckem, hardcore, hardware, installation, objet trouve, readymade, sculpture, space, stuck, the wild, trash, untitled, virginia overton, walls
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Roman Ondák, ‘Third Way’ (2012)
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged alternative, ascension, brown, climb, DIY, fuckem, fun, gallery, Gamma, go your own way, installation, miniature, reach up, relational aesthetics, roman ondak, sculpture, small, stair, third way, wood
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Amalia Pica, ‘Some of that Colour #4’ (2011)
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged amalia pica, england, flags, installation, light, painting, party, romance, some, the wild, wall, watercolour
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Elmgreen & Dragset, ‘How are you today?’ (2002)
A ladder was installed inside the gallery, which the visitor was encouraged to climb.
Once up, the visitor could have a peek into the private life of the gallerist.
