[Tubes of paint]

1968 · Скульптура · 35,4 × 25,24 см

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Миннеаполисский институт искусства

Миннеаполис, США

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В этом положении с: 25 сент. 2026 г.
Источник: Музей

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Arman emerged as a major figure in the Nouveau Realisme (new realism) movement of the 1960s, which focused on new ways of “perceiving the real” and is in certain ways the French version of Pop art. By the late 1950s, Arman had already developed two of his best-known concepts: “Poubelle” (trash can), collections of garbage installed in galleries, cast in resin, or enclosed haphazardly in vitrines; and “Accumulation, ” sculptural arrangements of like objects organized into abstract patterns, also often cast in resin. In 1966, Arman created the first of his many resin-cast accumulations using paint tubes. This example, Untitled, typifies his approach to the subject. Building on the repetition of pattern, color, and form, Arman recontextualized the common paint container into a poetic recycling of everyday life into art.

Миннеаполисский институт искусства

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Скульптура Послевоенное искусство XX век Франция

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Миннеаполисский институт искусства
Изображение: Миннеаполисский институт искусства — © Arman Studio Archives NY This work is recorded in the Arman Studio Archives NY under number: APA#8013.68.169