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| Checklist of Works |
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1. Untitled 1992
Acrylic yarn (terra cotta)
Collection of the artist
2. Untitled 1977/1996
Acrylic yarn (light blue)
Collection of the artist
3. Untitled 1996
Six-part vertical construction
Acrylic yarn (white)
Collection of the artist
4. Untitled 1996
Bas relief, diptych
Acrylic housepaint on wood panel
Collection of the artist
5. Untitled 1977
Four-part vertical construction
Acrylic yarn (black)
Collection Dia Center for the Arts
6. Untitled 1996
Acrylic yarn (light brown, dark gray)
Collection of the artist
7. Untitled 1996
Bas relief
Acrylic housepaint on wood panel
Collection of the artist
8. Untitled 1992/96
Two-part vertical construction
Acrylic yarn (pink)
Collection of the artist
9. Untitled, diagonal (one of four)
1970/96
Acrylic yarn (cardinal red)
Collection of the artist
10. Untitled 1977
Two-part vertical construction
Acrylic yarn (black)
Collection Dia Center for the Arts
11. Untitled 1996
Bas relief, diptych
Acrylic housepaint on wood panel
Collection of the artist
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| Selected Bibliography |
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Fred Sandback (Zurich: Kunsthaus, 1985).
Fred Sandback: Diagonal Construction/Broken Lines. Skulpturen und
Zeichnungen (Hannover: Kestner-Gesellschaft, 1987).
Fred Sandback Sculpture (New Haven and Houston: Yale University Art Gallery and
Contemporary Arts Museum, 1991).
Fred Sandback: Sculpture 1966-1986 (Mannheim: Kunsthalle, 1986).
Fred Sandback Vertical Constructions (Münster: Westflischer Kunstverein, 1987).
The Art of Fred Sandback: A Survey (Krannert, Illinois: Krannert Art Museum, 1985).
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| Biography |
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Fred Sandback was born in Bronxville, New York, in 1943. After studying philosophy at Yale
College, he entered the sculpture program at Yale University School of Art and Architecture,
receiving a B.F.A., then, in 1969, an M.F.A.. Since the late sixties, Sandback has exhibited
widely, both in the United States and abroad. Dia Center for the Arts has more than forty works
by Sandback in its collection.
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| Lecture |
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Mark Taylor will lecture on Sculpture on Thursday, April 3, 1997 at 6:30 pm at 548 West
22nd Street.
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| Funding |
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Support for this exhibition has been provided by the members of the Dia Art Council, the major
annual support group of Dia Center for the Arts.
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