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Typography photography no.7 #typeoftheday #typography #text #art #artoftheday #photography #iphonography #nofilter
Alighiero Boetti
Arazzo dei mille fiumi piu lunghi del mundo (Tapestry of the thousand longest rivers of the world), 1976-82
This piece, sometimes referred to as Boetti’s list, contains the names of the 1,000 longest rivers in the world in descending order—the product of 7 years of research. You might find that information today in a Wikipedia entry, but Boetti carefully lists them in this large gray and white woven piece as if to cement their existence into reality and get a tenuous handle on the staggering variety of the world.
Alighiero Boetti
Oggi dodicesimo giorno sesto mese anno mille novecento ottantanove (Today the Twelfth Day of the Sixth Month of the Year Nineteen Eighty-nine), 1989
tapestry
Antje Blumenstein
Dogma, 2006 Holz, Lichtschlauch / wood, light-tube, 250 x 500 x 200 cm.
half of heaven, 2008 Lichtschlauch, 142x180x7 cm
mixed media wood, and lightinstallations
Los Carpinteros
(Alexandre Arrechea, Marco Antonio Castillo Valdés and Dagoberto Rodríguez Sánchez)
From a sequence of 46 chromogenic prints, 16x20 inches
Louise Lawler
2 fine examples of her photos
Louise Lawler
Freud’s Shirt,
2001/2003
C-print-5 x 4 1/2 inches
hello…
I think I’m going to take a little break on the glass artists to present…the inspirational artists in the exhibition: Art Museum. Starting with one of my favorite conceptual photographers, Louise Lawler. Her work focuses on unconventional and rarely seen aspects of works of art. Lawler’s photography eloquently re-display’s the art for us the viewer, showing it from odd perspectives in museums, in people’s homes, amid transit, in exhibition, or being packaged.
visit here for more info on her body of work.