"Art History with Labor" is a context-specific exhibition comprised of three new works by The Bruce High Quality Foundation: "The New Colossus", a monumental bronze; "Double Iwo Jima", a diptych silkscreen painting; and "Art History with Labor: 95 Theses", a multi-part audiovisual installation. These works function in concert with one another to address concerns of art’s relationship to labor.
The Bruce High Quality Foundation's video "Art History with Labor," is currently on view at Galerie Luisa Strina as part of the group show "Parque Industrial". The exhibition explores the…
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One of the highlights of this summer’s public art offerings — particularly set, as it is, against so-so sculptures by John Chamberlain and mediocre ones by Niki de Saint Phalle…
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Public art makes me think of what the Conceptualist Douglas Huebler once said: “The world is full of objects, more or less interesting; I do not wish to add any…
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In keeping with their aspirations to “invest the experience of public space with wonder,” The Bruce High Quality Foundation is currently exhibiting Art History With Labor in New York’s Lever…
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