Posts Tagged ‘Bruce Nauman’
By Laura Gatewood The 20th century witnessed a revolution in which objects can be considered works of art. The long establishment of canvas and bronze as the standard materials was usurped by infamous toilet bowls, fluorescent lights, and in some cases, helium balloons. The critical reaction to the modern generation of artists who declared that concept is as […]
Filed under: art conservation, contemporary art, Los Angeles, museums | 106 Comments
Tags: art conservation, Bruce Nauman, conservator, contemporary art conservation, GCI, Getty Conversation Institute, James Turrell, Object in Transition symposium, Sol LeWitt
“I Am So Excited to Be Talking to You!” Opens This Friday at Denizon Design Gallery in Culver City
31Mar09
We live in an age of texting and twittering and over saturation with logos, slogans, and billboards. So it is only natural that both emerging and established artists are grappling with layered meaning in language and texts. Gagosian Gallery’s Lauren McCaffrey and Allyson Spellacy are co-curating a groundbreaking group exhibition of over 25 artists’ language-inspired, […]
Filed under: artist projects, collecting, contemporary art, Los Angeles | 2 Comments
Tags: Aaron Rose, Allyson Spellacy, Bruce Nauman, Christy McCaffrey, Culver City, Denizon Design Gallery, Gagosian Gallery, George Stoll, I am so excited to be talking to you!, LA art weekend, Lauren McCaffrey, Pacific Dissent Company, Sian Foulkes, Stephanie Dearmond, Thomas McCaffrey, Tom Sachs