by Lawrence Weiner, 1980 Vinyl letters From the accompanying plaque: "In 1968 Lawrence Weiner decided that the physical realization of his ideas was not a necessary condition of his art. A linguistic construction -- presented as a title in the form of a simple descriptive phrase on the wall -- seemed to the artist to be less vulnerable to change over time than an actual sculpture. This work, which describes a physical act of displacement as a metaphor for representation, and its title are thus one and the same." (source: mjthor at flickr) |
Monday, March 26, 2012
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conceptual art,
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