伊娃·海丝 Eva Hesse｜走极端总比创造一些普通的东西有趣得多
2019年8月29日 · 这句话出自索尔·勒维特写给伊娃·海丝（Eva Hesse）的回信，每个看到的人都会在刹那间感觉被击中了内心。 因为在生活中一个人去做一件事情，也许总会被各样的牵绊、阻塞。
Eva Hesse | Untitled | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Hang Up - The Art Institute of Chicago
During her short career Eva Hesse explored the expressive, often eccentric possibilities of rigorous, reductive abstraction. She considered Hang Up to be her first significant work of art—the first to achieve the level of “absurdity or extreme feeling” she was seeking.
Tomorrow's Apples (5 in White), 1965 - Eva Hesse - WikiArt.org
From making reliefs, Hesse naturally gravitated towards sculpture. This is one of Hesse’s earliest relief works and, like others of the time, is characterised by semi-organic shapes and trailing linear elements.
Untitled - ICA Boston
The gridded composition of Untitled, in which each rectangle bears a distinct design, is reminiscent of a woven piece of fabric or a quilt, and also anticipates Hesse’s later use of the grid in her three-dimensional work. Hesse is one of the most significant artists of the twentieth century.
MDID - Metronomic Irregularity
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Artwork - Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden | Smithsonian
HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. "Over, Under, Next: Experiments in Mixed Media, 1913-Present," 18 April-8 September 2013, no cat.
Eva Hesse - The Art Institute of Chicago
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Eva Hesse Biography and Artwork – Artchive
Hesse studied art in New York and at Yale School of Art and Architecture. Hesse’s works are known for their eccentric materials such as latex, fiberglass, and plastics which she used to create new sculptural forms with organic, emotional, and kinetic aspects.
Eva Hesse (1936-1970) Mixed Media - LiveAuctioneers
Lot Note: We have contacted the Eva Hesse Estate regarding this work and are waiting for a reply from Emily Rothrum. We have asked Ms. Rothrum if there is any record of the work in the artist’s archive and for her opinion about the drawing.