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True or False? A void is always a negative space.
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Department of Photographs
Rita DeWitt Hattiesburg Mississippi sold to the Fogg Art Museum 1982.
Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum National Endowment for the Arts Grant
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'Kokuu' - Szelit Cheung
'Kokuu' - Szelit Cheung
“Void is full, full is void”.
Void is a concept, a kind of metaphysics, and it can also be a kind of aesthetics.
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"Because of the void everything is possible. Without the void nothing is possible.", Written in Bold Black Script
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This large, horizontally oriented, rectangular album leaf is inscribed with seven columns of text, the columns with varying numbers of characters. The calligraphy on this album lea...
Large Stirrup Jar
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Large ovoid stirrup jar. Broad ring base. Rounded body with maximum diameter above center. Broad shoulder with narrow, tubular spout and slightly flaring rim, positioned vertically...
Box to Keep the Void from "Materials Lab" (book to be sent by artist to be enclosed in box)
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Box 25A, Box to Keep the Void, from "Materials Lab"
Archival materials include:
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Luminescence
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In 1925, at the first exhibition of the OST, the painter I. Kudriashov presented two series of paintings: the Construction of Straight Line Movement and the Construction of Curvili...
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Abstract composition on copper with a marble base, characterized by architectural-scenographic perception and a sense of rhythm. The metal detects the plastic qualities of the void...
Into John Olsen's 'Edge of the Void'
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Behold John Olsen’s ‘Edge of the Void’, a suite of six original highly-collectible etchings. Dated 1975, these works are represented at the NGV and AGNSW, and published in two mono...