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“While the New York summer sun does double duty blinding and wilting passersby on Madison Avenue, anyone interested in art will have a more pleasant experience of light inside number 909…”
Woman with nose dropper
Dani Karavan, Negev Monument, 1963-1968.
“Visceral, grotesque male figures that inhabit lurid, technicolour environments…”
Parviz Tanavoli, Last Poet of Iran, n.d. [circa 1970]. Iran
“The human body, technology, transformation, mutation, cannibalism, the discovery of a new human organ…”
Frank Hinder, Tram Kaleidoscope, 1948
“Symbolic and poetic, it is a pivotal work in the development of an electronic language to articulate three-dimensional space.”
I put Wii Music Over Trump’s Awkward Handshakes
Edward Baird, Unidentified Aircraft (over Montrose), 1942.