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Judy Chicago
Menstruation Bathroom
1972
Womanhouse, LA |
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Gordon Matta Clark
Conical Intersect
1975
Paris |
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Camille Grey
Lipstick Bathroom
1972
Womanhouse, LA |
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Mel Boucher
Measurement Series
1969 |
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Felix Gonzalez Torres
Untitled (North)
1993 |
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David Hammons
Spade with Chains
1973 |
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Cindy Sherman
Untitled Film Still #21
1979 |
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Hans Haacke
Shapolsky et. al Manhattan Real Estate Holdings, A Real Time as of May 1, 1971
1971 |
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Ana Mendieta
Flowers on Body
1973
Mexico |
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Gordon Matta Clark
Splitting
1974
Englewood, New jersey |
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Mierle Ladermen Ukelex
Private Performances of Personal Maintenance as Art
1970-73 |
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Martha Rosler
The Bowery in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems
1974-75 |
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Sherrie Levine
Untitled (After Alexander Rodechenko), 1987 |
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Jenny Holzer
"Protect Me from What I Want" from Truisms
Times Square and T-shirt
1977-1979 |
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Daniel Buren
WIthin and Beyond the Frame
1973 |
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| art assimilates to site, progressive, agaisnt the defenition of site specificity comes tilted arc by richard serra..."any use is a misuse", to remove the piece is to destroy the piece because of its specific tie to site, serra's piece destroys the illusion of federal plaza as a coherent spatial totality by understanding its dysfunctional status as a public square |
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| 300 candies, encourages touching and the picking up and the eating of the candies, themes of consumption and loss, represents the body of his partner, consuming the body of another, putting a piece of another in your mouth for a minute |
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| to maintain control of the work opposed to the demand of the market |
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| 35k from NEA to assist mapplethorpe retrospective, 5 images of homosexual acts, the corocan cancelled the show, it was moved to cincinatti where the director of the museum was charged with peddling obscenity. The photos were pulled from the Corocan and were projected in protest outside the museum |
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| 35k from NEA to assist mapplethorpe retrospective, 5 images of homosexual acts, the corocan cancelled the show, it was moved to cincinatti where the director of the museum was charged with peddling obscenity. The photos were pulled from the Corocan and were projected in protest outside the museum |
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| 35k from NEA to assist mapplethorpe retrospective, 5 images of homosexual acts, the corocan cancelled the show, it was moved to cincinatti where the director of the museum was charged with peddling obscenity. The photos were pulled from the Corocan and were projected in protest outside the museum |
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| the art wars f the Us, censorship and obscenity etc. |
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| graphic horror vs. passivity or campy humor |
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| Reagen administration underfunding AIDS research, act up organizes for the 3rd time with this poster |
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| mining the museum through institutions archives to curate new show which exposes issues of race, class, and labor |
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| ephemeral event, ephemeral object, critique of commercialized art object, similar to art povera |
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| commercial hyoe as the contemporary substitute for artistic aura. Koons focuses on the fetishistic aspect of the commodity sign while steinbach concentrated on its differential aspect. Products on simple shelves in juxtaposition "related and different" |
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| survual, made during aids crisis, gay men and hetero women are not protected by straight men |
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| Truisms, post structuralist post modernism, de-mystifying de-authored, on car vs. on tshirt etc. context changes when on billboard in vegas etc. |
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| Truisms, post structuralist post modernism, de-mystifying de-authored, on car vs. on tshirt etc. context changes when on billboard in vegas etc. |
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| Truisms, post structuralist post modernism, de-mystifying de-authored, on car vs. on tshirt etc. context changes when on billboard in vegas etc. |
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| selfhood as author and individual but also the idea of selfhood built on representation, male gaze is internalized |
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| appropriation sets images under a new set of pressure, what is the status of the work? authorship, originality, authenticity, criticality vs, originality, duchampian style |
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| appropriation sets images under a new set of pressure, what is the status of the work? authorship, originality, authenticity, criticality vs, originality, duchampian style |
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| appropriation sets images under a new set of pressure, what is the status of the work? authorship, originality, authenticity, criticality vs, originality, duchampian style |
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| stylistic post modernism, jeff wall uses art historical references but take it out of its context |
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| exposes the neutrality of conceptual art, interested in the language of patriarchal power, 6 year exploration of mother and child relationship, her sons mastery of language, her own sense of loss, also looking at domestic labor, lacanian psychoanalysis |
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| exposes the neutrality of conceptual art, interested in the language of patriarchal power, 6 year exploration of mother and child relationship, her sons mastery of language, her own sense of loss, also looking at domestic labor, lacanian psychoanalysis |
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| exposes the neutrality of conceptual art, interested in the language of patriarchal power, 6 year exploration of mother and child relationship, her sons mastery of language, her own sense of loss, also looking at domestic labor, lacanian psychoanalysis |
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| transforms everyday chores into art, womens labor can be both comforting and oppressive |
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| feminism could become resistant to forms difference, 10 pounds in 37 days, traditional process of greek sculptors finding ideal form by chipping away and discarding unnecessary material, female conceptual art |
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| invisible labor of maintaining the museum, typically preformed by low paid custodial workers, conceptual female artist, 3rd wave, gendered performance |
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| schneeman tells audience she will read from her book, instead she pulls a scroll of paper from her vagina and reads from that. she recalls a conversation she has with a male filmmaker. intuition and bodily processes are associated with women and set against male notions of order and rationality |
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| examines typical boundaries of men and women, mendieta transfers the beard of fellow student onto her own face. what is inherently male or female? |
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| association with female body and nature or the maternal, a joyous reunion or death, 2nd wave, essentionalist |
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| transforms collage into story quilts |
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| 2nd wave, collaborative, revalue arts and crafts, celebrates women and gynocentric |
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| woman house, cal arts, 2nd wave |
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| women insert themselves into minimalist forms |
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| this is a fictitious museum lacking in two things, a permanent collection and a permanent location. it started in broodhaus' apartment. There is no hierarchy or classification of the pieces, eagle is stripped of its symbolic function by sheer mass volume, includes a label "this is not a work of art"..."to talk about my museum is to talk about fraud" |
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| this is a fictitious museum lacking in two things, a permanent collection and a permanent location. it started in broodhaus' apartment. There is no hierarchy or classification of the pieces, eagle is stripped of its symbolic function by sheer mass volume, includes a label "this is not a work of art"..."to talk about my museum is to talk about fraud" |
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| this is a fictitious museum lacking in two things, a permanent collection and a permanent location. it started in broodhaus' apartment. There is no hierarchy or classification of the pieces, eagle is stripped of its symbolic function by sheer mass volume, includes a label "this is not a work of art"..."to talk about my museum is to talk about fraud" |
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| Haacke combines slick logo of Alcan, a company which provided aluminum products to the south african police and military, with posters of operas Alcan sponsored as well as images of dead south african activist |
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| piece was to be pulled from the guggenheim (corporations obscure ownership of derelict buildings), so he replaced the names with fictitious names but the show was still pulled...during his retrospective, the curator was fired, there were protests over censorship |
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| at the information exhibition at MoMA, claimed to be the first conceptual art exhibition in US, "system as art"...response algorithm with visual feedback |
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| telex machine prints the news transmitted live by germanys leading press, "hot off the press" |
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| exposing systems of power, recording the climate...attention to atmosphere....too divorced from politics |
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| same piece for whatever museum or gallery it was destined for so it brought attention to the institution which framed it...its installation in the gugghenheim obscured the view of others in the show depending on where you were standing |
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| samson, turnstile, connected to weight and gears with each visitor it expanded thus threatening the foundation of the museum 9the sanctity of the institution), exposing the foundations of the museum...concrete form of institutional critique, literal revealing of boundaries and limits |
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| claire copely gallery, wall is removed to reveal administrative space |
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| the closer you are to the center the less you would hear, compare to yves klein the void, klein and mysticism Asher and and infastructure |
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| construction plans, similar to Robert Barry's inert gas series, dematerialization of the art object |
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| do you critique the institution from the inside or the out? |
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| people vs. property, action in which shrimp cocktails were thrown? letter demanding the resignation of richard Koch |
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| art workers coalition born after takis removed his sculpture (what responsibility does the museum have to the artist?) Haacke founded |
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| removing the telesculpture, objects to the display of his work without consultation |
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| site specific in that it was fire bombed by neo nazis |
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| draws attention to the nazi regimes success in actually eliminating the jews |
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| Ran out of town after warrant for arrest but really went to Biennial (?) |
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| calls attention to the decline of the piers but in the condition of its uselessness we see its new form |
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| staged encounter between architecture and sculpture, the result being spatial environments, "the quality of life being served", light traversing through space, 4 corners...splitting as a metaphor for 60's american culture or a mysogynist attack on the feminine space, middle class affluence of Englewood, NJ |
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| staged encounter between architecture and sculpture, the result being spatial environments, "the quality of life being served", light traversing through space, 4 corners...splitting as a metaphor for 60's american culture or a mysogynist attack on the feminine space, middle class affluence of Englewood, NJ |
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