you're invited to play the role of “observer" (re) constructing Sol LeWitt's Forms derived from a Cube
you're invited to play the role of “observer" (re) constructing Sol LeWitt's Forms derived from a Cube
Since art is a vehicle for the transmission of ideas through form, the reproduction of the form only reinforces the concept. It is the idea that is being reproduced. Anyone who understands the work of art owns it. We all own the Mona Lisa.
WHAT: watch in real time as Lewitt's India ink drawings on paper are (re)constructed in four dimensions (fourth being Time) as housing for Padovana aka Padua Rooster Shinnecock and his family.The breeds ancestral origins traced back to India; named for where they were observed in Padua aka Padova, Italy along the River Po.
WHERE: sited in Sandrow’s open air studio Shinnecock Hills
HOW:
Appearing ........................Shinnecock Family Flock
Influence...........................Sol LeWitt
Concept ............................Hope Sandrow
Design
Digital Still and Video
Design................................Ulf Skogsbergh
Engineering
Audio
Carpentry............................Estorgio Rojas
Made possible with the support of Agnes Gund
(re) constructing
Sol LeWitt’s
Forms derived from a Cube
Sol LeWitt
screen grab copyright Sol LeWitt 1982 India Ink on paper
Coop LeWitt: (re)constructing Sol LeWitt
screen grab November 2009
a Spider living on a Sol LeWitt wall drawing observed (2003) at Dia Beacon
a Chicken who crossed the road.
A Paduan (English) aka Padovana (Italian) young white cockeral followed her home to make his in Sandrow’s open air studio (March 28, 2006). Named Shinnecock for where they met: on hills once painted by plein air painter William Merritt Chase when he lived and work nearby. The sun and moon subjects of her work as was Paduan (English) aka Padovana (Italian) Galileo Galilei who’s practice of camera obscura was Sandrow’s too at that moment.
screen grab October 2009
Hope is the thing with feathers
That perches in the soul.
And sings the tune
Without the words,
and never stops at all.
Emily Dickinson
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