Object Notes

Sampling, remixing, and mashing up the formalism of fine art and popular culture, Glasgow-based artist Jim Lambie has put a fresh spin on Robert Rauschenberg's idea of "acting in the gap between art and life." A former musician, Jim Lambie draws inspiration from music for many of his works, often referring to i

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.

Perhaps more than any other post-minimalist artist, Richard Tuttle has explored the properties of materials to their limit, determining their most vulnerable state, and how they can be used to make an art of abstraction.