Don’t miss the last chance to see one of Ed and Nancy Kienholz’s most important tableaux: The Ozymandias Parade. It is currently on view in this year’s Gwangju Bienniale, which is now its final days and …

Ed and Nancy Kienholz’s seminal tableau “The Ozymandias Parade” takes center stage at this year’s Gwangju Biennale in Korea – marking the 13th installation of this powerfully provocative work. Having first debuted at the Henry …

EDWARD KIENHOLZ’S powerful and epic Ozymandius Parade invades The Pace Gallery in New York. Kienholz, the master of installation and full scale environment artworks, used this 1985 satirical assemblage as a meditation on the corruption of politics. Created in …

“The Black Leather Chair” from Ed Kienholz: Concept Tableaux, 1963 - 1967 The life-size tableau, the form of art making that Kienholz chose to explore, was time-consuming, costly, and exhausting to produce. So by 1986, …

Kienholz: Ozymandias Parade opens this Wednesday, November 7th at the Pace Gallery, New York. The participatory component of this tableaux requested we the public to vote yes or no as to whether or not …

With Ed and Nancy Reddin Kienholz’s seminal work “Ozymandias Parade” at Pace Gallery, NY (November 2 - December 22, 2012)*, we are reminded of our first ever L.A. Louver Kienholz solo exhibition in 1981: …

As Hurricane Sandy powers it’s way to the East Coast, it’s not going to rain on this parade - at least we hope. Nancy Reddin Kienholz continues to install “Ozymandias Parade” at the Pace …

Today, The Art Newspaper announced that the Pace Gallery (NYC) will mount an exhibition to include Ed Kienholz’s ten conceptual tableaux of “unmade” commissions this winter (2 November-22 December, 2012). The show will also include The Ozymandias Parade (1985), a collaboration with his …

The Ozymandias Parade at Museum Tinguely gets a “Yes” for the first time ever! The installation opens today, check out the sneak peek at Tinguely’s webcam. See more on Kienholz: The Signs of the Times.

(via Museum Tinguely | Kienholz) One particular highlight of the exhibition will be the spectacular installation The Ozymandias Parade with its 687 blinking light bulbs (which in Basel are in Switzerland’s national colors red and white but …