Keith Sonnier, Sculptor Who Used Neon Light to Push the Boundaries of Drawing, Is Dead at 78
He passed away at Southampton Hospital, nearby his home in Bridgehampton, New York.
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Neon Maestro Keith Sonnier Talks Light, Life as New Show Opens in Chelsea: ‘I Sought Out Unusual People’
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Light Touch: Keith Sonnier at the New Orleans Museum of Art
Viewed in relation to other artists' more recent, and sleeker, uses of neon, "Until Today" offers an important reassessment of an often overlooked pioneer.
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Habitat: The Idyllic Existence of Art on Long Island’s East End
The Long Island, New York region has been a locus of artistic activity for decades.
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Behold 22 shows and biennials to see this season.
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Two Exhibitions to Fete Keith Sonnier This Summer in the Hamptons
The shows—a retrospective at the Parrish Art Museum and an installation at the Dan Flavin Art Institute—open in July.
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Keith Sonnier at Whitechapel Gallery, London
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Everything Is Illuminated: Meet Germany’s Centre for International Light Art
When it was announced last week that the first International Light Art Award (ILAA), with a $13,400 purse, was slated to be granted in 2015, the release escaped the notice of most American art news…
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Awards from American Academy of Arts and Letters
Both established and emerging artists have been honored, and the recipients will split a total of $67,500 in prize money.
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That Seventies Sensibility
A wave of exhibitions shows how the open-ended, experimental, hardscrabble, less cynical esthetic of the '70s is appealing to artists and curators
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