There are many of these – Sands sees framing as a way to finish and finesse a work, similar to how Robert Mapplethorpe made framed photo objects at the beginning of his career before he hit on B/W photography as his ‘horse drawings’ or work system.
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These vary in size and are professionally made or bought at shops like HEMA or Xenos (Sands’ favourite art supply store in ways). Once Sands gave Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens a framed image of himself, an early selfie before digital photography, and in the group they were in of art world people a student asked, “Did you make the frame?” Trying to figure out where the “art” part was… :-) – SMW.
Listings connecting to the typology “Framed works” (2)
02381-2019…
Framed works
Performance…
Carolee Schneemann,…
2000/2017/2019
Image of Studio object
Photographer: Robin Wassink-Murray
“Above: Carolee had a knot in her hair. We were in her hotel room in Frankfurt where we met for her retrospective in 2017. She asked me if I could help to comb her hair and untangle the knot, and she insisted that Robin photograph it as a performance. Below: In 2000 in the first house that Robin and I shared together in Amsterdam, which was 19 square meters, I was on the phone arranging a purchase from Ronald Feldman Gallery of ‘Handle with Care,’ a work by Hannah Wilke. As Robin often does, he documented the action as a work.” – SMW.
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02382-1991…
Framed works
Gifts + trades
Senga Nengudi
1991/2021
Image of Studio object
Lino-block produced (and signed on the back) by Senga Nengudi in 1991, which gifted to SMW around 2011 and printed at the Rijksakademie print lab during SMW’s guest residency in 2021.
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