Oct 5, 2009

repetitive accumulations of everyday objects

tara-donovan

Tara Donovan’s artwork builds on “repetitive accumulations of everyday objects.” If you live in San Diego, you need to make it down to Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, for her first ever museum survey. It runs through January, so you have a little time.

Dates: 10 Oct 09 – 16 Jan 10
Categories: Contemporary (1970-present)
Address: 1001 Kettner at Broadway San Diego 92101
Tel: +1 619 234 1001 Website

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  • description: San Diego, USA Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (Downtown) Tara Donovan Click for preview Click for picture Dates: 10 Oct 09 - 16 Jan 10 Categories: Contemporary (1970-present) Address: 1001 Kettner at Broadway San Diego 92101 Tel: +1 619 234 1001 Website Tara Donovan receives her first major museum survey, which features 17 sculptures and installations from the past decade, including a new work commissioned by the museum. Donovan’s sculptures are made from repetitive accumulations of everyday objects, such as pins, plastic straws, tape, cups, toothpicks and buttons that she transforms into large-scale objects. The exhibition travels to the Lois and Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art, Cincinnati (7 February-11 May 2009) and beyond. Untitled (Styrofoam Cups), 2003 Untitled (Styrofoam Cups), 2003

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