Multitudes
Multitudes, an installation of works from the Art Museum’s collections of Modern and Contemporary Art, explores the expressive power of accretion, amalgamation, repetition and collaborative practice across varied media. As systems of production and replication were automated then digitized throughout the twentieth century and into the twenty-first, artists have grappled with the methods and meaning of this development in their practice. Artworks by El Anatsui, Vik Muniz, Howardena Pindell, Allan McCollum, John Baldessari and others ask us to consider questions such as: how does the presence of the artist’s hand, incorporation of chance-based procedures, or reliance on personal memory confront systems of mechanized production?
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Inverse DecayInverse Decay, 2002
Jason Middlebrook, American, born 1966 | Printed and published by Universal Limited Art Editions (ULAE) -
Rain CatcherRain Catcher, 2006
Jiha Moon 문지하, South Korean, born 1973 -
Blowing laundryBlowing laundry, 1980
Lois Dodd, American, born 1927 -
Two pink cloths on lineTwo pink cloths on line, 1980
Lois Dodd, American, born 1927 -
Two red curtains blowingTwo red curtains blowing, 1980
Lois Dodd, American, born 1927 -
Two red curtainsTwo red curtains, 1980
Lois Dodd, American, born 1927 -
Wall hangingWall hanging, 1975
Alexander Calder, American, 1898–1976
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