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This is a 20 color screen print on Sommerset paper
and The School of Visual Arts and lectured across the United States
an abstractionist movement of the 1960s and '70s
Lincoln Center Inside Out details DS+R’s interpretation of the modernist project after several generations of social and political change
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Still from "Hand Catching Lead" print This is a 20 colorb. 1939, San Francisco, CA This work is a still from Hand Catching Lead, Richard Serra's first feature film from 1968. The film shows a single shot of Serra's hand repeatedly opening and closing, trying to catch chunks of lead dropping from above. Serra is perhaps best known for his site specific sculptures, has created works that span the mediums, including drawing and video, and that cross the continents from America to Asia. The single most
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