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I still think fondly of the times we would smash back in Providence. So sad she's gone. 😔

WHAT WILL YOU DO WHEN SOVIETS TAKE OVER THE U.S. ?????

Amazing piece. Saw Big Wheel in New York City at the New Museum in 1979. Incredibly powerful. It is interesting that he says he didn't quite understand aspects of the 1 Ton Truck concept. What I've found over the years is as a once framing carpenter (extreme mechanical physics using 2x4s) and teaching physics, and in the arts always, is that many times what interests an artist can be a bit 'small potatoes.' Burden isn't in this group, but we can always miss things, but also understand things that may be completely unique. Photographing some of the collection of Tom Patchett in a Westwood, Los Angeles, condo (actually a few condos joined together) he has a piece by Chris that's huge timbers and a screw jack. It looks like a few turns and the walls are going be pushed out. Apparently condo management had a brief coronary moment when they first saw it. It's been rendered harmless, but wow, what an impact.

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A living legend of an arguably unfathomable level. The best from the UK easily now and maybe ever

Schumm Viaduct

So incredibly beautiful

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Saw this today at Tate Modern, London (free entry!). By a long long way the best thing I saw there, fabulous work!

sorry Arne- no! the Western tradition is ABSOLUTELY NOT "over" IT REMAINS SUPREME IN SPITE OF ALL THE CURRENT TRASH flooding Western art institutions and no, Arne, upcoming Chinese art is not & will not supersede the Western tradition. First, Chinese art must develop to become worthy of its own 3000 YEAR OLD CHINESE TRADITION,, Evidently, dear Arne, the loose money of the tens of thousands of nouveau riche Chinese is very exciting to you- just like the goldrush to the latest crop of new money tycoons- China ! After NY, the rush is on!

Kenwood Allen is a suspect.

0:39 I saw those frida portraits at the ''museo casa de diego rivera'' in Guanajuato mx

I loved this video. He is one of my all time favorites. Thank you.

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how can i see it?

❤❤❤ so beautiful..I would sell it em,, and help the poor people

Rich peoples art….

Isamu Noguchi genius Artist as ever seen before.

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Is it humorous ? Yes. Is it Art? I don't think so.

Gosh, I love listening to Stella talk! Fantastic interview. He was the first artist my father introduced me to almost 40 years ago. I feel like a grew up with him.

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Beautiful Ring like jwellery of Elizabeth Taylor ❤ collection

This was absolutely amazing! It was the best exhibition I have ever been to! ❤

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Exquisite interview!

He was through once he stopped performing. Indeed, before. I was in his Santa Barbara performance, which wasn't really a performance, it was a spectacle. That's when I knew he was through. There are several strands in Burden's performances. One is modernists' ridiculous obsession with paradox (since the notion had no logical content). In Burden's case, he is "paradoxically" not the performer. He does nothing, it is the audience which performs, and he is the audience for their performance. That's how he puts the artist at the center of the work, and makes the space of the piece relevant. However, another strain is Christian iconography, which must have picked up while living in Rome. Take 5 Day Locker Piece. It is both an Entombment and a Resurrection. Other of his pieces recall the Stations of the Cross. Finally, there is his loathing of the Light and Space movement. 5 Day Locker Piece is a parody of a Larry Bell box, which is about space and light. But inside Burden's "box," there is no light and a very cramped space.

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Intresting way out of cube and stripes as a waterhole of meditation. But its always risky playing with the eye o God as a statement. But this time it work.

Ngl, i feel that ‘4,000 RMP cast iron flywheel’ is more dangerous than it is art.

To compare Clark's work with that of others would be a bit of an ordeal, but that is part of interpretation. First I think of Mondrian's de Stijl and Plasticism, Frank Stella, Richard Serra (of course), and so many American abstract Expressionists - because I am not too much aware of Latin American ones. But then, Clark's work is so architectural that I can't help thinking of Oscar Niemeyer, too. Last, I was just in Philadelphia Museum of Art: so many heretofore unknown American women artists - same for Latin American/Brazilian female artists, anyone?

3,000 years from now, if, our digital and most of our material works may be gone, but not this. It's every bit as mysterious and elemental as the great pyramids.

Beautiful!!!

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I start to love and know your product through the Chinese Actor Song Weilong. Thank you for a precious natural Pearls and wonderful designs too.

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Michael from Vsauce brought me here.

Excellent excellent doc ... see it for sure.

1:35 Listened to several times to make sure I pronounce it correctly.

Now I get it. DIA and all the mass delusion hoax around post modern art, funded by the West destroying Qataris. WAKE UP AMERICA. It ain't 'art', it's just there to undermine Western Civliizations actual art.

Thé museum in flanders St Idesbald-koksijde is really to do , you have alsof a beautiful terras as restaurant on thé place .

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