The Restless Energy of Richard Tuttle’s Work
Richard Tuttle's work is grounded not in a single aesthetic, but in a straightforward attitude concerning materiality. He allows metal wire, rope, corrugated cardboard, and unstretched canvas to do…
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‘My Work Can Make People Say Stupid Things’: A Talk With Richard Tuttle
Bill Powers: You were telling me about your town house on Vandam Street. Richard Tuttle: Aaron Burr used to live on the corner. He actually left his house here and rowed across the Hudson River for…
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Time on Their Hands: Scott Burton on Richard Serra and Bruce Nauman’s Durational Art, in 1968
Scott Burton is best known for his minimalist furniture, which usually involves granite and bronze and is currently being shown as part of MoMA’s PS1’s “Greater New York.” But Burton started out as a…
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An accounting of the visible world and the invisible world: this is one definition of art offered by Richard Tuttle.
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In the Studio: Richard Tuttle
Richard Tuttle began showing his work in the mid-'60s, at the age of 24, and quickly became a significant contributor in an art scene that included artists as diverse as Robert Smithson and Agnes Mart…
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Alden Pinnell: Powering Up the Dallas Art Scene
Founder of the Power Station, Alden Pinnell supports emerging artists and collects across the spectrum
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Trailing Simon Castets Through NADA New York
Simon Castets, the French-born director and curator at New York's Swiss Institute (SI), arrived on this gray Friday morning at NADA New York wearing white Converse sneakers for comfort during his…
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