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Sal Randolph: Attention and the Uses of Art
What is to be done with art works? Sal Randolph’s "The Uses of Art" is a memoir of transformative encounters with art, and it asks what it would mean to make use of art in the way we make free and personal use of music and literature. In search of answers, Randolph sits eye-to-eye with Marina Abramović, makes the pilgrimage to Walter de Maria’s "The Lightning Field," and returns again and again to a Tiepolo painting at the Met. "The Uses of Art" invites readers into new methods of looking, engaging with both the classic museum visit and with contemporary art, including the work of Lygia Clark, Ann Hamilton, Eva Hesse, Roni Horn, David Horvitz, Juliana Huxtable, Donald Judd, Ragnar Kjartansson, Agnes Martin, Bernadette Mayer, Aki Sasamoto, and Tino Sehgal. Liberating and emboldening, this book will change the way you experience art.
Masks are encouraged. After the discussion, attendees are invited to the Foyer for a book signing with the author.
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