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Minimalist sculpture
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Looking at not just the illusion of space but
actual space and how we perceive the idea of space and interacts with it
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Robert Rimen (?) 3D sculpture and manipulating
space and exploring line – interrupting the way we view space
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Carl Andre – interrupting space on the floor and
creating a path due to this interruption (At Nelson)
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Wood planks creating a path back to a blank wall
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Donald Judd – interrupting space with horizontal
tubing
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Site specific, often permanent things that
interrupt the way we interact with the space
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Sculpture with the implication of direction –
could serve as a landmark or orientation device or a place for an orientation
map or a directional device
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Robert Morse – directional devices by the
incline of the plane
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Installation within a gallery – the integrity,
form, beauty, and simplicity – manipulating how someone moves through the
space - dividing the space into two rooms
and also a seating device – triangle on the wall changing the space so it isn’t
perpendicular
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Perception and Experience
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Limestone chunks on the floor – hollow
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Sword and butterfly – reminds of swimming pool
water and the sense of the blue of the sky
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Public monument in a private space
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Restaurant - overhang gives suggestion of
another room and makes it more private
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Andy Goldsworthy
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