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Permanent Collection: The Celebration of the Mass, ca. 1930-35
“In his seminar on the gaze Lacan retells the classical tale of the trompe-l’oeil contest between Zeuxis and Parrhasios. Zeuxis paints grapes in a way that lures birds, but Parrhasios paints a veil in a way that deceives Zeuxis, who
Permanent Collection: The Celebration of the Mass, ca. 1930-35
“In his seminar on the gaze Lacan retells the classical tale of the trompe-l’oeil contest between Zeuxis and Parrhasios. Zeuxis paints grapes in a way that lures birds, but Parrhasios paints a veil in a way that deceives Zeuxis, who
Permanent Collection: Thomas Nozkowski, Untitled, 1979
It’s a small work, the horizontal format measuring something like sixteen by twenty inches. A single large abstract form, offset to the left, dominates the composition. This form resembles a lean-to shanty, associations strengthened by the context: to the left,
Permanent Collection: Thomas Nozkowski, Untitled, 1979
It’s a small work, the horizontal format measuring something like sixteen by twenty inches. A single large abstract form, offset to the left, dominates the composition. This form resembles a lean-to shanty, associations strengthened by the context: to the left,
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