FLEX [electronic resource].

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FLEX [electronic resource].

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Kent Fine Art 2014

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FLEX was an exhibition organized in 2014 by Orlando Tirado that placed a new sculpture and performance of mine with contemporaries Math Bass, Dan Finsel, and Molly Lowe, alongside works by historical figures Richard Artschwager, James Lee Byars, Guy de Cointet, Marcel Duchamp, Robert Morris, and Myron Stout. This folio/catalog, released in conjunction with the exhibition and printed on folded newsprint, served as a checklist for the exhibition, provided historical context, and expanded on the exhibition’s aim to provide an “alternative to presupposed identity politics, one that re-defines the body against the grain of a representational impulse.” In an in-depth conversation with Tirado, I attempted to articulate the Center for Experimental Lectures’ relation sculpture, dance, and furniture, and the often overlooked relation between post-minimalist dance and the history of the lecture-performance. Sadly, not included in this pdf is a sticker of a drawing by Carlo Quispe of URANUS comics. (GH) This entry is included in Library Stack as part of the collection Address Not Found
https://www.librarystack.org/flex/?ref=unknown

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Space (Architecture)
Performance Art
Sculpture

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Orlando Tirado
Richard Artschwager
Math Bass
James Lee Byars
Guy de Cointet
Marcel Duchamp
Dan Finsel
Gordon Hall
Molly Lowe
Robert Morris
Myron Stout

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