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Untitled abstract "Initially written by Carlo Collodi

Untitled abstract "Initially written by Carlo Collodib. 1961, Pasadena, CA Beginning his career as a photorealist then shifting primarily to abstraction, Jay Kelly explores the relationship between randomness and calculation in his work. Each image is deceptively simplistic and ordinary, but then refuses to resolve into a static design that can be identified at a glance, compelling the viewer to stop and think about the impact of symbols. SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS British Museum, London, UK Brooklyn

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"Initially written by Carlo Collodi between 1881 and 1883 as a serial for an Italian newspaper

Artschwager reverses the relationship between an object and its raw materials

With their powerful ribbon-like configurations

which aimed to advance the Civil Rights Movement through the arts

arresting canvases

Untitled abstract "Initially written by Carlo Collodib. 1961, Pasadena, CA Beginning his career as a photorealist then shifting primarily to abstraction, Jay Kelly explores the relationship between randomness and calculation in his work. Each image is deceptively simplistic and ordinary, but then refuses to resolve into a static design that can be identified at a glance, compelling the viewer to stop and think about the impact of symbols. SELECTED PUBLIC COLLECTIONS British Museum, London, UK Brooklyn

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