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    The Ghost of Architecture: Recent and Promised Gifts

     
    Lower Level Galleries
    July 13, 2013 — September 29, 2013
    The Ghost of Architecture celebrates the addition of important works of art to the Henry's permanent collection in the last five years.
    Curated from recent gifts and promised gifts to the collection, the exhibition focuses on contemporary works that invoke architecture without citing it directly. Architecture or the architectural dimension is referenced by the artists in the show, either as a displaced or isolated fragment, as fantasy or folly, as the site of ordinary or extraordinary events, or as memory or the missing context in larger narratives.
    ARTISTS
    Christian Marclay
    assume vivid astro focus
    Kevin Appel
    Guy Ben-Ner
    Oliver Boberg
    Edward Burtynsky
    Dawn Clements
    Andy Coolquitt
    Stéphane Couturier
    Jacob Dahlgren
    Spencer Finch
    Neil Goldberg
    Corin Hewitt
    Carsten Höller
    Los Carpinteros
    Luisa Lambri
    Josephine Meckseper
    Vik Muniz
    Shirin Neshat
    Juliana Paciulli
    Javier Piñon
    Hiroshi Sugimoto
    Ross Sawyers
    CREDITS

    The Ghost of Architecture is organized by Luis Croquer, Deputy Director of Art and Education, with support from Judy Sourakli, Curator of Collections and Merith Bennett, Senior Curatorial Associate. The exhibition is generously supported by The Barton Family Foundation in memory of Irving Marcus; Cathy and Michael Casteel; the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation; William and Ruth True; and the Bagley and Virginia Wright Fund.