metal jacket by do ho suh, made from 3,000 dog tags, 1992-2001 photo © hiroko masuike, the new york times
second lives: remixing the ordinary
at: museum of art and design, NY
from: september 27, 2008 to february 15, 2009
the ‘second lives: remixing the ordinary’ exhibition opened last week at the new museum of arts and design NY. the exhibition includes objects and installations made from items such as vinyl records, eyeglasses, dog tags and plastic utensils and features works from 50 international established and emerging artists. artists include: ingo maurer, tejo remy, the campana brothers, stuart haygarth, do ho suh, jean shin and tara donovan.
‘sound wave’ designed by korean artist jean shin is one piece that is on display. made from melted vinyl records the piece is sculpted in the form of a wave.
‘soundwave’ by jean shin
‘soundwave’ by jean shin
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