I've written about Rauschenberg before, but never actually seen his art 'in the flesh', as it were. Tragic, really.

In some of his works, he includes "found" elements/quasi-readymades that are suspended from the wall comprising an addition to the composition. He discovered a few devices (besides this one) for further emphasizing the flatness of the picture plane.

This topic inspired me to switch my sig again.

Futura 2000

oh yeah... wall by Goldsworthy

 

Mountainville, NY
http://www.stormking.org/

yeah!! how could i forget..

mmm, like that picture...

he has such extraordinary books...

& has one for the Storm King Wall too



There's a bit on the building of it in Rivers & Tides.

I've got some really cool pics of chalk drawings that are like this 'Banksy' character (which stuff looks really cool). They're amazing. Though, they're on the ground not the wall.

Been there. That indoor shopping place is really good.

i know, i know:).. he's amazing. i'd like to meet him once.
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why would anyone want to make a stone wall shaped like a sine wave ripping through a wood?

because it's beautiful

i love old red brick walls at sunset.