Dorothea Rockburne Carbon Paper And Carbon Lines

Dorothea Rockburne Carbon Paper And Carbon Lines – 30 works online dorothea rockburne a, c and d from group/and 1970 dorothea rockburne scalar 1971 dorothea rockburne untitled (1972) dorothea rockburne. Since motion always implies duration, rockburne considered the carbon paper works to be “questioning time.”. By phyllis tuchman may 4, 2018 at 85, the painter dorothea rockburne is still blazing trails, making art in the unorthodox way she has for seven decades. In 2011, a retrospective exhibition of her work was shown at.

Gallery label from dorothea rockburne:. Dorothea rockburne is an american artist whose works merge aspects of geometry, nature, and egyptology. She has produced various series of monochromatic works that reveal the processes by which they were made; The series later led to her experimentation with new concepts and materials, such as gold section and carbon paper.

Dorothea Rockburne Carbon Paper And Carbon Lines

The series later led to her experimentation with new concepts and materials, such as gold section and carbon paper. She cuts, marks, and folds her materials, which. Some contain elements of drawing.

(laughs) i was studying transitive geometry and i wanted to find a transitive material. Gate, 1973/2018 carbon paper, pencil, and conté crayon courtesy the artist 8. Her works are generally made of paper, including thick, industrial stock, often soaked in oil, and carbon paper.

It was so wonderful and so heady. In 1973, rockburne added carbon paper to her materials, resulting in a group of large wall installations in which not just the positioning of lines but the marks themselves were. Dorothea rockburne, interchange, 2021, galvanized steel buckets, tire, rope, mirrors, castors, pvc, stainless steel clamps, water, 36 by 70 by 30 inches.

Copal #8 is bought by the museum of modern art drawing. Recipient of the witowsky prize for painting in the 72nd american exhibition, art institute of chicago.

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