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Lynda Benglis - artist's data

Lynda Benglis - Profile

In the early 1990's Lynda Benglis began a serious and concentrated investigation into the use of fired glaze ceramic as a basis for a major body of sculptural works. Benglis, who received her BFA from Newcomb College (itself an institution rich in ceramic history) in 1964, approached the medium with an unusual degree of sophistication and understanding. The result was this body of work in which Benglis organically melded her own distinct vocabulary with the innate tendencies of the clay medium she embraced. At first glance Benglis's expressionistic splashes of glaze and roughhewn edges are reminiscent of styles explored in the early works of ceramic artists Peter Voulkos or John Mason. But Benglis injects her own brand of biomorphic vitality into objects that conjure anything from subterranean sloths to creatures of ancient myth. Her forms pose and perch, spire and ascend all with the fluidity of captured motion that has come to define the body of Benglis's work performed in such diverse materials as glass, foam rubber, wax and bronze. The title of the series Chimera perhaps refers to the dichotomous nature of the medium or the serpent like gestures of her forms. The postures of these objects, though, are more orbicular than serpentine and reflect the centrifugal nature of the medium. Extruded tubes, ribbons, strips and cylinders, are then leaned, layered, piled and tied into compositions that reflect both their elasticity and their solidity. (franklin parrasch gallery New York)

important exhibitions of Lynda Benglis

Exhibition Location City Country Date
LYNDA BENGLIS The Museum of Modern Art - Grand Avenue - MOCA Los Angeles US 31.07.2011
Lynda Benglis New Museum of Contemporary Art New York US 09.02.2011
Abstract Resistance Galerie Jürgen Georg Wolfstädter Frankfurt DE 01.06.2010
Lynda Benglis Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven NL 11.12.2009
Lynda Benglis Le Consortium Dijon FR 02.04.2010
EARLY VIDEO & FILM WORKS Dia: Beacon Beacon US 17.09.2011
Lynda Benglis The RISD Museum Providence US 01.10.2010
Lynda Benglis Irish Museum of Modern Art - IMMA Dublin IR 04.11.2009
Keeping it Real: Subversive Abstraction Whitechapel Art Gallery London GB 17.09.2010
Wish You Were Here: The Buffalo Avant-garde in the 1970s Albright-Knox Art Gallery Buffalo US 30.03.2012

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Lynda Benglis

Galleries representing
Lynda Benglis:

Charim Galerie Wien
Cheim & Read Gallery
Frank Lloyd Gallery
Galerie Michael Janssen

Collections representing
Lynda Benglis

Baltimore Museum of Art
Denver Art Museum
Generali Foundation
Harvard Art Museum
Kiasma - Museum of Contemporary Art
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, LACMA
Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall
National Museum of Contemporary Art - EMST
Parrish Art Museum
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, SFMOMA
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Storm King Art Center
The Museum of Modern Art - Grand Avenue - MOCA
Walker Art Center
Whitney Museum of American Art
Williams College Museum of Art

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