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Abstractions: Friday July 15 - Sunday October 2, 2005
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Views of "Untitled" Vinyl Links by
Jim
Isermann in the Elmwood
Avenue Entrance to the Albright-Knox
Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY, now known as the Buffalo AKG Art Museum. |
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look at two corners of the 4-mat installation.
There are in excess of 40,600 individual links
in the 4-mat set all held together by galvanized
steel wire. July 2005 |
Looking
from South side of the entrance vestibule towards
the North side to show almost th full expance
of the Vinyl Link Mats featuring the custom
design by artist Jim
Isermann
and made by The Mat King for
the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY, now known as the Buffalo AKGArt Museum,
July 2005. |
Front
view of the Elmwood Avenue entrance of the Albright-Knox
Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY, now known as the Buffalo AKG Art Museum. July 2005 |
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| In the news: The Albright-Knox Art Garrery was renamed as The Buffalo AKG Art Museum, Click HERE for the article that was published in the New York Times. |
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Abstractions investigates the vitality of abstraction,
a quintessentially modern art form, as it adapts to
the twenty-first century. It highlights a selection
of distinguished international contemporary artists
working during the last fifteen years. It features
some 240 artworks, including numerous site specific
works, international loans and the Albright-Knox Art
Gallery’s world-renowned collection integrated
into provocative installations. The Albright-Knox Art
Gallery is now known as the Buffalo AKG Art Museum. |
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