Turning stacked lumber into an angled linear abstraction. Aleksandr Rodchenko (from 1931) in room 519: The City May Now Scatter in the permanent collection galleries at the Museum of Modern Art.
Aleksandr Rodchenko @MoMA
Turning stacked lumber into an angled linear abstraction. Aleksandr Rodchenko (from 1931) in room 519: The City May Now Scatter in the permanent collection galleries at the Museum of Modern Art.
JTF (just the facts): A total of 53 black-and-white and color photographs by Wessel, on view in a gallery space and hallway area on the second floor. The following works ... Read on.