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Time Again @ The Sculpture Center in Long Island City




Troy Brauntuch, Stamps, 1975-2007

Troy Brauntuch, Stamps (detail)



Richard Aldrich, Zig-Zag Cubism, 2011

Rachel Harrison, Avatar, 2010


Charline von Heyl, Untitled, 2011


Steve Roden, proxmities no. 2, 2010


Elad Lassry, (l to r) Laminated Structure (For Him), Laminated Structure (For Her and Him), 2009

Rosemarie Trockel, Mars, 2006


Matthew Buckingham, Image of Absalon to be Projected Until it Vanishes, 2001

Rosalind Nashashibi, This Quality, 2010

Richard Aldrich, Angie Adams/Franz Kline, 2010-2011


Emily Roysdon, Untitled (David Wojnarowicz Project), 2001- 2007

Emily Roysdon, Untitled (David Wojnarowicz Project), 2001- 2007



Steve Roden, ear is for sees (line and and horns), 2007


Blinky Palermo, Projektion (Projection), 1971

Comments

Anonymous said…
Really love the gallery shots, and "Richard Aldrich, Angie Adams/Franz Kline, 2010-2011".
Paul Behnke said…
Thanks. I really like Aldrich too!
Paul Behnke said…
Thanks Vincent---you too on Romanblog II !

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