Category: Art

The exhibition Caterpillar Logic II features two large-scale installations, The Blind Leading the Blind #66 and The Blind Leading the Blind #67. I’ve found them breathtakingly awesome.

Wonderful minimalist compositions done with graphite, gesso, and acrylic by James Busby; currently showing at Kravets Wehby until February 15th.

Reinhard Mucha, exhibition at Luhring Augustine.

Reinhard Mucha
Stunde Null, 2006 / Hennef, 2009
two-part work ensemble for the exhibition Hidden Tracks
free-standing sculpture Stunde Null
wood, float glass (display case), pedestal wood, oil paint print on bituminized feltbase (flooring), 6 parts of rails (model railway track 0) sheet steel, gaffer mold (found object) pear wood, steel wire, kiln (found object) stove enamel, steel, fire clay, cast iron
71.6 x 20.4 x 30.3 inches. (182 x 52 x 77 cm)
wall-mounted sculpture Hennef
aluminum, float glass, enamel painted on reverse of glass, wall panel lacquer paint, wood (found object), wooden plank (found object), canvas, industrial felt, blockboard
53.2 x 181.1 x 17.4 inches. (135.3 x 460 x 44.4 cm)

Reinhard Mucha
Freiheit für Berlin, 2008 / Minden, 2013
two-part work ensemble
free-standing sculpture Freiheit für Berlin
solid wood, float glass (display case), pedestal oil paint print on bituminized feltbase (flooring), blockboard, 3 footstools wood (found objects), 9 folding rulers aluminum, binding wire
71.9 x 30.3 x 20.3 inches. (182.6 x 77 x 52 cm)
wall-mounted sculpture Minden
aluminum, float glass, enamel painted on reverse of glass, carom billiard table rails with so-called diamonds, billiard cloth, cushion rubber (split found object), floorboards rests of different oil paints, resin and dispersion paints, plywood (found objects), canvas, felt, plywood, blockboard
66.85 x 166.14 x 19.61 inches. (169.8 x 422 x 49.8 cm)