Remembering Lawrence Weiner and Art of Semiotics – Conceptual Art Series Part. 5
“Because Mr. Weiner’s words are mutable, appearing in one state and then another, they are not only continually remade but also renewed.” – New York
“Because Mr. Weiner’s words are mutable, appearing in one state and then another, they are not only continually remade but also renewed.” – New York
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“To be an artist you have to give up everything, including the desire to be a good artist.” – Jasper Johns Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror 2021/2022