Tony Feher
Tony Feher, who died of cancer last June at age sixty, was a master of an uplifting type of abject sculpture and installation employing mundane found objects and industrial materials.
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Two Tony Feher Memorial Exhibitions to be Held in New York and San Francisco
Earlier this year the art world lost a luminary, the conceptual sculptor Tony Feher. In honor of his passing, Anthony Meier Fine Arts in San Francisco and New York’s Sikkema Jenkins & Co…
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From the Archives: Art & AIDS—The Stuff Life Is Made Of
When accounts of American art in the late 1980s and 1990s are written, recurrent themes will emerge: the body, sexual identity, childhood, mortality. And all of them, directly or indirectly, link up t…
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Tony Feher, Sculptor of Simple Objects With Far-Reaching Meaning, Dies at 60
Tony Feher, the American sculptor whose low-key work involving everyday objects captured the transience of life, died today of cancer-related causes. He was 60. Feher’s work involved the
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Document, Protest, Memorial: AIDS in the Art World
Artists and curators are assessing the impact of the epidemic on art and the art community
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Feher Play
Tony Feher's messages in bottles—along with a spectrum of works from the last 25 years—launch a traveling retrospective
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Talking Trash
More and more artists are using trash not just as a material but also as a subject.
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