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David Rabinowitch. (Peter Blum gallery, New York, New York)
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Artforum International
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January 1, 1996| Author:
Kuspit, Donald
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David Rabinowitch's 1963 installation,'Box Trough Assemblages,' was displayed at the Peter Blum gallery in New York, NY. The steel installation has two layers, with the upper layer evoking a sense of incompleteness and uncertainty and the lower layer depicting a sense of over-completeness and overdeterminism. Through the installation, Rabinowitch successfully depicts the concept that two relationships can exist together without necessarily having an internal connectedness.
PETER BLUM ...
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