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Travelling with the Art Student

Posted on 6 Nov 2014 | 2 comments

OK, so we’ve been away from home for just over a week, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much art in so short a time. Such is life when shared with an Art Student. Here’s a partial list of the artists we’ve seen so far, in Los Angeles and New York, with many more to come.

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Tagged Ai Wei Wei, Alan Smithee, Alexander Kaletski, Archibald Motley, Brian Rutenberg, Chris Burden, Chris Ofili, Elizabeth Sackler, Federico Uribe, Francis Upritchard, Group Zero, Guggenheim, Heinz Mack, James Turrell, Jim Hodges, Jim Lambie, Judy Chicago, Mario Garcia Torres, Mark Grotjahn, Michael Arad, Otto Piene, Peter Walker, Ruud van Empel, Tom Otterness, V S Gaitode, Yves Klein

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