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Dennis Oppenheim — Projects
Dennis Oppenheim

Projects

A set of prints by pioneering conceptual and land artist Dennis Oppenheim, *Projects* (1973) offers an intimate glimpse into the artist's visionary process through documented proposals and realized works. Each piece is signed, dated, and numbered 69/81 in pencil, reflecting the collaborative publishing effort between John Gibson, Multiples, Inc., and Sonnabend Gallery in New York. The edition stands as a significant artifact of the early 1970s conceptual art movement, capturing Oppenheim's boundary-pushing investigations into body, land, and idea-based practices.

Medium
all signed, dated '1973' and numbered 69/81 in pencil, co-published by John Gibson, New York and Multiples, Inc., New York (with their stamp on the reverse), in collaboration with Sonnabend Gallery, New York, all framed.
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Evening & Day Editions

June 11, 2015

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Dennis Oppenheim, Projects

A set of prints by pioneering conceptual and land artist Dennis Oppenheim, *Projects* (1973) offers an intimate glimpse into the artist's visionary process through documented proposals and realized works. Each piece is signed, dated, and numbered 69/81 in pencil, reflecting the collaborative publishing effort between John Gibson, Multiples, Inc., and Sonnabend Gallery in New York. The edition stands as a significant artifact of the early 1970s conceptual art movement, capturing Oppenheim's boundary-pushing investigations into body, land, and idea-based practices.

Medium
all signed, dated '1973' and numbered 69/81 in pencil, co-published by John Gibson, New York and Multiples, Inc., New York (with their stamp on the reverse), in collaboration with Sonnabend Gallery, New York, all framed.
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

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Photography, 20th Century, Limited Edition Print, Male Artist, 1970s, Documentary Style, Gallery Collaboration, Conceptual Art, Avant-Garde, Documentary Photography, Land Art, American Artist, 1970s Art, Process Art, Limited Edition, Multiples Edition, Neutral Tones, Documentation Art, Neutral Mood, Black and White

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