Conceptual Art: Douglas Huebler

Douglas Huebler, American, born Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1924 - 1977

Variable Piece #4 NY City, 1968, gelatin silver prints and ink on paper
Duration Piece #12 Venice, California - Plum Island (Newbury Port), Massachusetts, 1969, gelatin silver prints and ink on paper
Drawing (Reflecting Essence), 1970, ink on paper

The series of NY shots were taken on the 42-nd Street, at regular intervals.

On view at Hirshhorn (part of Panza collection)

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Education

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• Conceptualism
• Huebler
• Hirshhorn

[MrSnappyblake]

Yo you shouldn't have skipped the text for this piece... as in the first framed object, or whatever you want to call it. Language is often the most important part of huebler's work after the mid 1960's. Just something to keep in mind. Thanks for the post.

[PierreRadulescu]

Thanks for your comment. Huebler's works were in an exhibition at Hirshhorn. The exhibition grouped several conceptual artists, giving us the opportunity to analyse what was common to them and what was different.

[cookiesonsteve]

PostSecret!

[utube321go]

Thanks for sharing the show! I wish I could read the text though? :[ ...maybe a little tape over camera's light/sensor to avoid reflection too... ? Best,

[PierreRadulescu]

Thanks for visiting my chanel :)