Christopher Kurtz's Sculpture 'The Gloaming' Featured in 2012 Artcritical Post
On September 4, 2012, artcritical published a post featuring Christopher Kurtz's sculpture 'The Gloaming' from 2012. The work was created using hand-carved bass wood, monofilament, and paint, measuring 84 by 96 by 72 inches with a variable hang height. Tomlinson Kong Contemporary was credited as the courtesy source for the artwork. The post was filed under an unspecified category and allowed responses through RSS 2.0 feed or trackback. The sculpture's dimensions and materials were detailed, highlighting its crafted nature. The publication date and time were precisely noted as 8:57 pm. The artwork represents Kurtz's output from that year, documented through the artcritical platform powered by WordPress.
Key facts
- Christopher Kurtz created 'The Gloaming' in 2012
- The sculpture uses hand-carved bass wood, monofilament, and paint
- Dimensions are 84 x 96 x 72 inches with variable hang height
- Tomlinson Kong Contemporary is credited as the courtesy source
- artcritical published a post about it on September 4, 2012
- The post was published at 8:57 pm
- The entry was filed under an unspecified category
- Responses could be followed via RSS 2.0 feed or trackback
Entities
Artists
- Christopher Kurtz
Institutions
- Tomlinson Kong Contemporary
- artcritical