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Let’s compare these two versions of Repetition Nineteen
MoMA Minimalism Theme
• The earlier version is made with paper maché, aluminum screen and paint. The latter version is made with fiberglass.
• How do the materials change the piece?
Eva Hesse. Repetition Nineteen I. 1967.
Eva Hesse. Repetition Nineteen III. 1968.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Sol LeWitt. Serial Project, I (ABCD). 1966.
“The serial artist does not attempt to produce a beautiful or mysterious object but functions merely as a clerk cataloging the results of his premise.”
– Sol LeWitt
Sol LeWitt. (332) From all Three-Part Variations on Three Different Kinds of Cubes. 1967-69.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
“The serial artist does not attempt to produce a beautiful or mysterious object but functions merely as a clerk cataloging the results of his premise.”
– Sol LeWitt
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Donald Judd. Untitled (Stack). 1967.
• What are characteristics that Untitled (Stack) shares with painting.
• What characteristics does it share with sculpture?
• Consider formal traits such as line, shape, color, materials and dimensionality.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Donald Judd. Untitled (Stack). 1967.
Yayoi Kusama. Accumulation of Stamps, 63. 1962.
What are the similarities and differences between Judd and Kusama?
Dan Flavin. Monument 1 for V. Tatlin. 1964.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
“One might not think of light as a matter of fact, but I do. And it is…as plain and open and direct an art as you will ever find.”
– Dan Flavin
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Vladimir Tatlin and Nikolai Punin. Pamiatnik III Internatsionala. 1920.
Dan Flavin. Monument 1 for V. Tatlin. 1964.
Let’s compare these two artworks.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Donald Judd. Untitled (Stack). 1967.
Dan Flavin. Monument 1 for V. Tatlin. 1964.
Let’s compare Judd and Flavin.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Richard Serra. One Ton Prop (House of Cards). 1969 (refabricated 1986).
“Even though it seemed it might collapse, it was in fact freestanding. You could see through it, look into in, walk around it, and I thought, ‘There’s no getting around it. This is sculpture.’”
– Richard Serra
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Robert Morris. Untitled. 1969.
“Felt has anatomical associations…it relates to the body—it's skinlike.”
– Robert Morris
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Richard Serra. One Ton Prop (House of Cards). 1969 (refabricated 1986).
Richard Serra. One Ton Prop (House of Cards). 1969 (refabricated 1986).
Let’s compare Serra’s One Ton Prop (House of Cards) with Morris’s Untitled
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Dan Flavin. pink out of a corner (to Jasper Johns). 1963.
Jasper Johns. Flag. 1954–55 (dated on reverse 1954).
This work is dedicated to Jasper Johns, whose painting Flag also blurred the boundaries between real objects and their representation.
MoMA Minimalism Theme
Dan Flavin. pink out of a corner (to Jasper Johns). 1963.
Barnett Newman. Onement III. 1949.