Poet Lisa Robertson, on German artist Eva Hesse’s Sans II (1968). “Identity is the state’s authority.”
75 Reasons to Live
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Organized by Suzanne Stein + Dominic Willsdon
Remember the end of Manhattan, when Woody Allen asks himself what makes life worth living? (“Groucho Marx, Willie Mays… Swedish movies…those incredible apples and pears by Cézanne…”) In celebration of SFMOMA’s 75th anniversary in January 2010, Dominic Willsdon & Suzanne Stein invited 75 people from the Bay Area creative community to give extremely short talks—7.5 minutes or less—on a single collection work they cared about. The talks took place during the museum’s three-day celebratory weekend: two at a time, every half hour, 25 a day (a single to close out each day.)
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Impermanent Collection
Undiluted perspectives on SFMOMA’s collection and program, from creative practitioners of all stripes. Includes online exhibitions and one-on-one engagements with artworks.
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Zib Kodur says:
August 10, 2011 at 2:58 pm
Leave a commentWow, this is a strong poet! The acute witness to the vivisection of the social life s(traigh)upport-jacket. The failing of indexicality opening the head splitting synesthesia of Being. (the futurity of Negation is diaphanous and eternal.) Bravo!
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