2nd Batch for 2nd Test

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• Known for Scatter art, industioanl cuttings not specifically placed and extreme form of anti form and process

Eva Hesse Untitled Rope Piece. Rope, Latex responsive to time

Eva Hesse, all of her pieces were untitled so it makes it so hard to find shit. Just remember. It had seriality like minimalism but is organic like post minimalism.

Once upon a time, Richard Serra made a wall and put it in NY. It attracted graffiti and everyone just hated itt. They tore it down and he said it should have stayed because it was site specific.

• .But it clearly wasn't.
• It was called Tilted Arc and it looked like this. Made corten steel.

worked in Neon..thats all you need to know

• Site Specific
• Typically you cant move it because it's generally huge and needs crews to work on it.
• Time based..sometimes reacts to its natural surroundings in the terms of decay, submersion it water, erosion etc.
• A direction in post minimalistic and and relies heavily on documentation rather than gallery settings.

Robert Smithson, Non sites that included documentation, photographs, maps,

Sprial Jetty Earth Art Robert Smithson

displaced replaced mass. a reversal of geological time. Work tends to be highly conceptual

Double Negative Michael Haiser Double Negative Earth Art

Walter De Maria Lightning Field Metal Poles

richard long earth art

Art in which the object is dematerialized. concept over powers form.

Once a minimalist but the first to formally define conceptual art.

One and Three Chairs by Joseph Kosuth. Chair, Photograph, Text. This is conceptual.

On Kuwara Date Paintings Conceptual Art Paints a date the day he paints it. I assume acrylics or something.