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The Marmor Collection: Bruce Nauman
Exhibition

The Marmor Collection: Bruce Nauman

January 12–April 3, 2022

An in-gallery shot of the past exhibition "The Marmor Collection: Bruce Nauman" on view at the Cantor from Jan 12 through Apr 3, 2022

An in-gallery shot of the past exhibition The Marmor Collection: Bruce Nauman on view at the Cantor from Jan 12 through Apr 3, 2022. Photo by Tiffany Sakato.

Pigott Family Gallery (142)

Conceptual artist Bruce Nauman created the five-silkscreen set Studies for Holograms in 1970, at a moment when he took a boundary-breaking turn toward new technology. The humorous images speak to Nauman’s exploration of art media and also document his ongoing exploration of the human body as an endless source of pliable art materials.

 

This exhibition is organized by the Cantor Arts Center. We gratefully acknowledge support from the Marmor Foundation Gift Fund.

 

 

 


 

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