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Spanish artist Juan Muñoz has transformed the 7500 square foot gallery into a street-like environment. The residual spaces are inhabited by groups of sculptural figures who engage with each other in ways that transform the sites into highly charged arenas.
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| Selected Bibliography |
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Juan Muñoz: Sculptures de 1985 à 1987. Bordeaux:
capc Musée d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, 1987.
Juan Muñoz. Nimes: Carré d'Art-Musée d'art
contemporain, 1994.
Juan Muñoz: Conversaciones.
Valencia: IVAM Centre del Carme, 1992.
Silence Please: Stories After the Works of Juan Muñoz.
Dublin: The Irish Museum of Modern Art and Scalo, Zurich, 1996.
"Juan Muñoz," Parkett 43
(1995). Essays by Lynne Cooke, Alexandre Melo, James Lingwood, and Gavin
Bryars.
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| Biography |
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Born in Madrid in 1953, Juan Muñoz had his first
one-person show in 1984. In addition to exhibiting widely in Europe and
elsewhere since then, he has also devised a number of radio programs and
published several books containing both his own texts and found material
which he has modified or edited.
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| Funding |
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Support for this exhibition has been provided by The National Endowment for the Arts; Altria Group, Inc.; Lannan Foundation; and the members of the Dia Art Council.
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