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Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Rudolf Stingel / Felix Gonzalez-Torres Rudolf Stingel

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GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), STINGEL Rudolf (Merano 1956), Graz, Peter Weibel Gesellschaft der Freunde der Neuen Galerie, [printing: Grazer Druckerei], 1994, 27,5x21,5 cm., paperback, hardcover with dustjacket, pp. 92, illustrated cover and catalog, various colored and black and white images through the pages by Michael Schuster, Johann Koinegg and Rudolf Stingel. Essays in English and German by Jan Avgikos (The trouble we take for something that cannot even b e seen), Francesco Bonami (Black meridian and light poles) and Peter Weibel Between black box and white cube). Published in conjunction of the exhibition curated by Peter Weibel and designed by Rudolf Stingel (Graz, Neue Galerie, from January 27 to March 6, 1994). Catalog graphic design by Christoph Radl. Dustjacket with a small tear on the upper left corner on the front and on the upper right corner on the back.

Bibliography: The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation

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GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), STINGEL Rudolf (Merano 1956), Graz, Peter Weibel Gesellschaft der Freunde der Neuen Galerie, [printing: Grazer Druckerei], 1994, 27,5x21,5 cm., paperback, hardcover with dustjacket, pp. 92, illustrated cover and catalog, various colored and black and white images through the pages by Michael Schuster, Johann Koinegg and Rudolf Stingel. Essays in English and German by Jan Avgikos (The trouble we take for something that cannot even b e seen), Francesco Bonami (Black meridian and light poles) and Peter Weibel Between black box and white cube). Published in conjunction of the exhibition curated by Peter Weibel and designed by Rudolf Stingel (Graz, Neue Galerie, from January 27 to March 6, 1994). Catalog graphic design by Christoph Radl. Dustjacket with a small tear on the upper left corner on the front and on the upper right corner on the back.

Bibliography: The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation

GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), STINGEL Rudolf (Merano 1956), Graz, Peter Weibel Gesellschaft der Freunde der Neuen Galerie, [printing: Grazer Druckerei], 1994, 27,5x21,5 cm., paperback, hardcover with dustjacket, pp. 92, illustrated cover and catalog, various colored and black and white images through the pages by Michael Schuster, Johann Koinegg and Rudolf Stingel. Essays in English and German by Jan Avgikos (The trouble we take for something that cannot even b e seen), Francesco Bonami (Black meridian and light poles) and Peter Weibel Between black box and white cube). Published in conjunction of the exhibition curated by Peter Weibel and designed by Rudolf Stingel (Graz, Neue Galerie, from January 27 to March 6, 1994). Catalog graphic design by Christoph Radl. Dustjacket with a small tear on the upper left corner on the front and on the upper right corner on the back.

Bibliography: The Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation

"Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Rudolf Stingel have exposed the space, laid it open to its own grandeur. A bead-curtain divides the room in two, soft black wall-to-wall carpeting in several dark rooms, and finally another bead-curtain and - light. The architecture is left undisturbed, silent, retaining its original dimensions and specific quality of light, which is darkness. Rather than realize their own ideas in an alien architectural space, Stingel and Gonzalez-Torres have decided to keep intact the existing spaces in the void around them, the idea which created these spaces, linked them together and finally decorated them. Nothing has been replaced, and everything superfluous removed. The history of the room now becomes its religious dimension, everything secular remains outside, while room is made inside to accommodate nothingness and create a void where every spiritual dimension can be reflected." extract from the text by Francesco Bonami

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