Vik Muniz Curates MoMA Collection in 'Rebus'
Vik Muniz, a Brazilian conceptual artist, conceived and spearheaded 'Rebus,' an exhibition at MoMA that rethinks the curator-as-artist trend. The show presents MoMA's collection in new ways and elicits laughter. Also on view: 'Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life' through August 27, and 'The Elements of Sculpture' by Herbert George alongside 'The Cardiff Tapes' by Garth Evans.
Key facts
- Vik Muniz conceived and spearheaded 'Rebus'
- 'Rebus' is an exhibition at MoMA
- Muniz is a Brazilian conceptual artist
- 'Rebus' rethinks the curator-as-artist trend
- The show presents MoMA's collection in new ways
- 'Rebus' elicits laughter
- 'Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life' is on view through August 27
- 'The Elements of Sculpture' by Herbert George and 'The Cardiff Tapes' by Garth Evans are also on view
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Artists
- Vik Muniz
- Herbert George
- Garth Evans
Institutions
- MoMA
- artcritical