If you’ve ever had the opportunity to hear him speak, you’ll know what I mean.
I count myself lucky, having had that pleasure on several occasions over the years. The latest of which was this past weekend, at the launch of his show Dicht Bij, at BAK, Utrecht, with the Stedelijk Museum’s brand new director, Ann Goldstein.
If you missed it, make sure to check the Former West website, for the video reportage, or even better, see the show.
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Tagged Ann Goldstein, Bak, Lawrence Weiner, Lecture, new york, Utrecht
What do you get when you put Vito Acconci’s, Joseph Beuys’, Dan Graham’s, Richard Serra’s, and Lawrence Weiner’s words together, to create a conversation about public art?
This.
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Tagged Architecture, art criticism, Casino, Conversation, Joseph Beuys, Lawrence Weiner, new york, Public Art, Richard Serra, Vito Acconci
A perfect piece, by Lawrence Weiner, for a sad situation. As of May 2nd Galerie Micheline Szwajcer will be no more.
Temporary Person Passing Through 