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Blossom
2017 · Etching in four colors with chine collé and red pen addition by the artist
Sheet: 22 × 11 in. (55.9 × 27.9 cm)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Richard Tuttle makes small-scale sculptures, drawings, and installations that operate through radical reduction of line and material. Working across sculpture, painting, printmaking, and artist's books, he privileges restraint and intimacy over monumentality, allowing modest gestures, a single wire, a folded paper, a length of string, to generate spatial and perceptual consequence. Based in New York, New Mexico, and Maine, Tuttle's practice emerged from postminimalism's critique of the grand gesture, instead proposing that attention itself, rather than scale or spectacle, constitutes the work's primary medium.
Source: Pace Gallery · Trust score: 100% · Updated 1mo ago