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Item: Untitled (Apecar)
2004
Sculpture, variable dimensions.
Materials: stone, car
Collection: Collection La Gaia, Italy.
“When I put a stone on an auto the violence is humorous cartoon violence. I do not think I am personally being violent. (Must I say that I am not advocating violence?) Perhaps in some small way this kind of work is metonymic more that metaphoric. Perhaps the auto comes to represent, not ‘civilization’ but culture in general, or – us. In that case the stone does indeed stand for “nature.” But that is not a translation of the piece. There is no translation of the piece.” [full text here]
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Stoning
"Throwing stones at man-made objects, or dropping boulders on them, is not like May ‘68; it’s not even an echo. For me, it is more like a mim
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Jimmie Durham 1994 - 2012
Jimmie Durham moved to Europe in 1994 and has lived ever since in Brussels, Lisbon, Marseille, Rome and Berlin, where he is presently based (
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Stone Top (Nest)
Jimmie Durham, Stone Top (Nest), 2003. Installation, car, stone, variable dimensions.
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Still Life with Stone and...
Jimmie Durham, Still Life with Stone and Car, 2004. Installation, car, stone, acrylic paint, variable dimensions.
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Xitle and Spirit
Jimmie Durham, Xitle and Spirit, 2007. Sculpture, vulcanic stone, car, acrylic paint, variable dimensions.


