Visual Art Mar 26, 2009 at 4:00 am

The History of One Wall at the Henry

(This Could Be the Beginning of a Series)

Jen Graves
This shot is from the 2002 show ‘Gene(sis),’ courtesy henry art gallery
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Jen -- did you see that The Pompidou Centre in Paris was doing a show of empty galleries? It's called Voids: A Retrospective. It really is 12 galleries of blank walls. (A friend sent me the brochure from Paris.)

Apparently they were thinking along the same lines you were.
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