ニューヨーク近代美術館のインスタグラム(themuseumofmodernart) - 4月4日 03時19分

In #RobertGober’s work, familiar things are made strange. By isolating everyday objects from their original contexts, Gober gives them unexpected dignity, and in some cases irony. For example, a mass-produced political pin from 1940, part of Wendell Willkie’s unsuccessful presidential bid against Franklin Delano Roosevelt, is recreated in glazed porcelain. Gober also works with original imagery—the drawing on vellum, a fine parchment, currently on view speaks to the fragility of the human condition using concepts that reappear throughout his career, like a the prison-cell window.
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[Credit: Robert Gober. “Untitled.” 2012. Multiple of glazed porcelain with imbedded pigments, brass, and paper in artist's frame. Acquired through the generosity of The Contemporary Arts Council of The Museum of Modern Art in honor of Franny Heller Zorn; Robert Gober. “Untitled.” 2017. Graphite and pastel on vellum. Gift of Jack Shear; Robert Gober. “Untitled.” 2011. Potato print in artist's frame. Partial gift of Leslie Miller and partial purchase through the Committee on Prints and Illustrated Books Fund; © 2019 Robert Gober]

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