Richard Deacon
in association
with Matthew Perry
1 December 2007 - 12 January 2008
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to read press release
Traveled to:
Richard Deacon: Dead Leg
9 September - 18 December 2011
University of New Mexico Art Museum
Albuquerque, NM
unmartmuseum.unm.edu
Richard
Deacon
Dead Leg
26 January - 1 June 2008
Portland Art Museum
portlandartmuseum.org
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here for installation photography of Dead Leg at the Portland
Art Musuem
Richard Deacon
Dead Leg
Arts Club of Chicago
201 E. Ontario Street
Chicago, IL
29 April - 18 July 2009
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click
for the Richard Deacon artist profile
Selected articles
Miles, Christopher. "Richard Deacon's Wooden Flirtation.
Two heads and a dead leg at L.A. Louver."
LA Weekly, 16 December 2007.
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to read full article
Ollman, Leah. "Flow of wood evokes motion." Los
Angeles Times, 14 December 2007.
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to read full article
Dambrot, Shana Nys. "Richard Deacon in
association with Matthew Perry ." Art Review, March
2008.
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to read full article
Film
click below for a film about Dead
Leg
Sara Cochran, LACMA Assistant Curator of Modern Art,
interviews
Richard Deacon and Matthew Perry (7:39, 53 mb) |
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L.A.
Louver is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work
by the British sculptor Richard Deacon, in association
with Matthew Perry.
The exhibition will premiere a monumental
sculpture entitled Dead Leg, 2007. Made of twisted strips
of oak and stainless steel, Dead Leg stands 8 feet high,
spans 28 by 9 feet, and will dominate the first floor gallery.
The fluidity and grace that the artist brings to the work
is achieved through technically challenging torsions within
a marriage of two materials. The seemingly opposing natures
of the materials - organic versus man-made - is defied,
and their respective rigidity and strength united and re-formed
into an abstract, graceful and dynamic structure. The sculpture
will reorder the gallery environment by its presence as
a complex three-dimensional drawing in space. The exhibition
will also include a series of recent small-scale acrylic
and plaster wall forms, which will be installed in the
south gallery.
Following its presentation at L.A.
Louver Dead Leg, will be exhibited at the Portland
Art Museum, Oregon,
26 January - 17 May 2008.
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