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A soft second serve of your fine approximations.

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June 8, 2011 at 12:52pm
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Mud Circle (2011)
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Sandstone Circle (1977)
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Berlin Circle (1996)
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Turf Line (1990)
Richard Long
26.05.2011 — 15.01.2012, Hamburger Bahnhof
Mud Circle was especially pleasing, a coarse, muddy version of Eliassons sun. Mud from the river Avon, hastily spread on the wall by hand, spraying wildly over the circumference and drawing a nice curve along the base of the wall, like a chart describing the amount of mud used at any given point on the x-axis.
As someone who has a rather irresistible urge to arrange things in patterns for others to find, I found this very enjoyable. If I had thought big, I could possibly have made a living out of it.

From back to front:

  • Mud Circle (2011)
  • Basalt Ellipse (2000)
  • Sandstone Circle (1977)
  • Autumn Turf Circle (1998)
  • Berlin Circle (1996)
  • Black and White Circle (1988)
  • Turf Line (1990)

Richard Long

26.05.2011 — 15.01.2012, Hamburger Bahnhof

Mud Circle was especially pleasing, a coarse, muddy version of Eliassons sun. Mud from the river Avon, hastily spread on the wall by hand, spraying wildly over the circumference and drawing a nice curve along the base of the wall, like a chart describing the amount of mud used at any given point on the x-axis.

As someone who has a rather irresistible urge to arrange things in patterns for others to find, I found this very enjoyable. If I had thought big, I could possibly have made a living out of it.