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Ozkaya’s “David (inspired by Michelangelo)” in front of Lincoln Center, New York City, 2012. (submitted by Gillian)

containercorps:

Recordings is a series of books that are the result of a physical interaction between the printer and the offset press. Colors are added to the press during printing following a predetermined “score.” The act of printing becomes an act of performance, and the book is the evidence of its occurrence. Recordings conflate books and sculpture. They use the machinery of mechanical reproduction to create visual records of specific, unrepeatable conditions of color and change.

Charles Ginnever, “Multus” (Assembled) (image courtesy San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art) (via The World According to Charles Ginnever)

Robert Indiana’s LOVE in the Indianapolis Snow

Is There Still Room for the Heroic?

In a nervy move, the British-born, naturalized-American sculptor William Tucker is currently presenting an exhibition of two bodies of work separated by nearly forty years, a contrast which could very well have left the new work looking overblown and the old work feeling timorous.

The Joe Paterno Statue and Questions of Public Art