Kiki Smith
Mother, 1992-93
Glass and steel.
Variable dimensions.
High Museum of Art, Atlanta Purchase for the Elson Collection of Contemporary Glass.
© Kiki Smith 1998
Tag: glass
Kiki Smith, Untitled, 1989, glass and rubber, 3 x 108 x 108 inches
Damien Hirst, Let’s Eat Outdoors Today, 1990 – 19912210 x 4115 x 2146 mm | 87 x 162 x 84.5 in, Glass, steel, silicone rubber, cow’s head, flies, maggots, sugar, water, Insect-O-Cutor, table and chairs, tableware, condiments and food, Vitrines
Louise Bourgeois, Figure, fabric, pink marble, metal and glass, 1999
Damien Hirst, “The Asthmatic Escaped II”, 1992
GINA PANE
PERSONAL EXHIBITION, 47 RUE SAINT-ANDRÉ DES ARTS, PARIS 6
The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence – Partition for a body fire, body sky
1985-1986
Glass, wood, charcoal, copper, photographs
93.5 x 431 x 1 cm
View of the exhibition “gina pane”, kamel mennour, Paris
© ADAGP Gina Pane
Photo. Fabrice Seixas
Courtesy Merchant Anne and kamel mennour, Paris
Damien Hirst
A Thousand Years
1990
2075 x 4000 x 2150 mm | 81.7 x 157.5 x 84.7 in
Glass, steel, silicone rubber, painted MDF, Insect-O-Cutor, cow’s head, blood, flies, maggots, metal dishes, cotton wool, sugar and water
Robert Smithson, Mirrors and Shelly Sand, 1969/ 1970, Fifty 12 inch x 48 inch mirrors, back to back, beach sand with shells or pebbles, 28 feet long approx.
Lee Ufan, Relatum (formerly Phenomena and Perception B), 1968/2013, steel, glass, and stone
Roni Horn, Well and Truly, 2009-2010. Solid cast glass with as-cast surfaces on all sides, 10 parts each 45.5 x91.5 cm. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth. © Roni Horn © Palazzo Grassi.
Little Bristling Soul 