LeWitt, Sol, 1928-2007.

Sol Lewitt : Incomplete open cubes / edited by Nicholas Baume ; with essays by Nicholas Baume, Jonathan Flatley, and Pamela M. Lee.

Hartford, Conn. : Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art ; Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press [distributor], ©2001.

112 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 22 x 28 cm

In the 1960s LeWitt began investigating the cube--a form that remained an essential element of his artistic language throughout his career. But in 1973, the artist started to literally take the cube apart. The Conceptual artist's exploration places emphasis on the idea rather than the art object, and so LeWitt asked: how many variations could be created by systematically subtracting parts from an open cube? For months he painstakingly worked through the artistic process and idea, and concluded with 122 variations of incomplete open cubes. The sculpture Incomplete Open Cube 6/19 represents the nineteenth variation of a six-edged open cube.

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Baume, Nicholas.
Flatley, Jonathan.
Lee, Pamela M.
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art.

Location: Library main 216967
Call No.: NB1116.L6772 L4 2001
Status: Available