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Architect and artist Lebbeus Woods died late last year, leaving behind him a legacy of very few buildings, but a new vision of what architecture can and should be. His illustrations and sculptures, though they evoke a kind of post-apocalyptic fantasy land, were grounded in the kinds of upheaval (seismic, cultural, bellicose) that we experience every day.
Image: Lebbeus Woods, Einstein Tomb, 1980; aluminum; Courtesy Aleksandra Wagner; © Estate of Lebbeus Woods
Art Excavation
Shan Hur’s installations offer the viewer an alternate appreciation not only for the art itself, but also for the way in which it comes into existence.
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Tschabalala Self (b. 1990)
Wavy, 2012.
Oil on paper; 60” x 26”.
Dave McKenzie (b. 1977)
Preamble, 2009
NTSC color video with sound, chroma keyer, lights, paper, “Ready to Die” CD, headphones; Dimensions variable.
Dave McKenzie (b. 1977)
Proposal, 2007.
Acrylic on canvas; 16” x 16”.
Join us at AIS EDITIONS this coming weekend for our biannual Open-Studio event, as part of The Brewery Artwalk! Oct. 20th-21st, 11am-6pm! (at Art Is Shit Editions )
Reading Two Books, 1971
Gelatin silver print, 11 3/4” x 10 15/16”
