Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at the Noguchi Museum
This publication documents and expands upon the exhibition Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at The Noguchi Museum (April 25–September 3, 2017). In the exhibition, the category-defying works of Robert Stadler (b. 1966) were installed in tandem with Noguchi’s sculptures, raising as many aesthetic, functional, and philosophical questions as possible. The show examined ways in which both Stadler and Noguchi probe—and sometimes undermine—concepts such as “art” and “design,” “functional” and “aesthetic,” “material” and “space.”Â
Buyers will receive one of four covers, featuring overprinted installation photographs from the exhibition.
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Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at the Noguchi Museum
Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at the Noguchi Museum
This publication documents and expands upon the exhibition Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at The Noguchi Museum (April 25–September 3, 2017). In the exhibition, the category-defying works of Robert Stadler (b. 1966) were installed in tandem with Noguchi’s sculptures, raising as many aesthetic, functional, and philosophical questions as possible. The show examined ways in which both Stadler and Noguchi probe—and sometimes undermine—concepts such as “art” and “design,” “functional” and “aesthetic,” “material” and “space.”Â
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This publication documents and expands upon the exhibition Solid Doubts: Robert Stadler at The Noguchi Museum (April 25–September 3, 2017). In the exhibition, the category-defying works of Robert Stadler (b. 1966) were installed in tandem with Noguchi’s sculptures, raising as many aesthetic, functional, and philosophical questions as possible. The show examined ways in which both Stadler and Noguchi probe—and sometimes undermine—concepts such as “art” and “design,” “functional” and “aesthetic,” “material” and “space.”Â
Buyers will receive one of four covers, featuring overprinted installation photographs from the exhibition.
