Robert Morris's Apocalyptic Visions at Sonnabend and Castelli
In January 1985, Robert Morris presented a series of highly finished works at Sonnabend Gallery and Leo Castelli Gallery in New York. The pieces are described as among the most beautiful and meticulous creations by any artist in recent years, representing a major phase in Morris's career. They are complete productions, not works in progress or sketches, and embody the artist's intent to create a masterful series summarizing his reflections on human annihilation. The works can be approached from multiple perspectives, applying various readings of Morris's art or contemporary art in general. They are deemed significant works.
Key facts
- Robert Morris exhibited at Sonnabend Gallery and Leo Castelli Gallery in January 1985.
- The works are described as among the most beautiful and careful creations by any artist in recent years.
- The pieces are complete productions, not works in progress or ideas at draft stage.
- The exhibition marks a major phase in Morris's work.
- Morris aimed to create a series of masterworks summarizing his thoughts on human annihilation.
- The works can be approached from various viewpoints and readings of Morris's art or contemporary art.
- The exhibition took place in New York.
- The source is artpress, published January 1, 1986.
Entities
Artists
- Robert Morris
Institutions
- Sonnabend Gallery
- Leo Castelli Gallery
- artpress
Locations
- New York
- United States
Sources
- artpress —