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#358, Jessica Stockholder
Jessica Stockholder
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Jessica Stockholder

#358, 2001

Dimensions
180.3 x 185.4 x 144.8 cm
Physical Description
Styrofoam, paper mach, two quarts fixtures with low wallage bulbs, rope, 2x4’s, basket, plastic containers, fake fur, metal bird cage stand, plywood, latex, caulking, acrylic paint, enamel paint
Inventory Number
St.P682
Acquisition
Acquired in 2015 with funds from the Städelkomitee 21. Jahrhundert, property of Städelscher Museums-Verein e.V.
Status
On display, lower level, Contemporary Art, room 25

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In Jessica Stockholder’s installations, art and everyday life meet. She usually composes her work out of everyday materials. The compositions link together individual elements that have nothing in common: here, yellow construction lights, a plastic tub, and faux fur. Colour overrules the hierarchy of things and creates a connective order. Stockholder deprives individual objects of their autonomous meaning and lends them a new one. Even today, more than 100 years after Marcel Duchamp first declared an everyday object to be a work of art, quite a lot of visitors still find this perplexing.

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18.07.2024