
Jordan Wolfson
American(1980)
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Artist Spotlight
Jordan Wolfson Makes the Uncomfortable Utterly Irresistible
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When Jordan Wolfson's animatronic sculpture 'Female Figure' was installed at David Zwirner Gallery in New York in 2014, it stopped the art world in its tracks. The work, a lifelike female figure suspended by chains and capable of making direct, unsettling eye contact with viewers through facial recognition technology, became one of the most discussed and debated works of the decade. Critics scrambled for language adequate to describe it. Collectors fought for access. And Wolfson, then in his early thirties, was confirmed as one of the most vital and fearless artists working anywhere in the… Continue reading
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