Drip, Blow, Burn: Forces of Nature in Contemporary Art : February 12-June 20, 1999 |
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1989 Mixed media aesthetic allegory Andy Warhol Andy Warhol Museum architectural artists in Drip avant-garde awareness Beaumont's Betty Beaumont Bill and Mary Bill Viola Blow Burn offers Contemporary Art Courtesy Pace Wildenstein Craig Owens create cultural Dennis Oppenheim dimensions variable Coll dimensions variable Courtesy Duchamp environment environmental exhibit experience fire forces function Gypsum Gypsies infra-slim installation art interpretation Jackie Brookner John Constable Land Art Marcel Duchamp Marianne Moore Mary Buchen mediation metallized plastic methods mimetic representation mirrors Mixed media installation MiYoung Sohn mosses movement Museum natural processes Night in Alexandria Ocean Landmark Project ordinary Pace Wildenstein Gallery Paris Air physical piece presentation propane tank rain forest ready-made reality red wall stream Robert Smithson Robert Whitman Rocky Stream Table role sense signifying space Spiral Jetty Sylvia Plath symbolic tension transformation Untitled leaking wall Untitled red wall variable Courtesy Pace viewer visual art Walter Benjamin Warhol's Silver Clouds Wind Reeds