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Thursday, July 26, 2012

Visual Art Currently Hanging: The Record at the Henry

Posted by on Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 2:28 PM

In the big swarming universe of time, stuff, and love that's at the Henry right now—The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl—you will see the following.

YOU CAN STILL PLAY THIS Heres one of Christian Marclays collaged Recycled Records, a series he made from 1980 to 1986. Several of these are on display at the Henry right now.
  • Courtesy of the artist and Paula Cooper Gallery
  • YOU CAN STILL PLAY THIS Here's one of Christian Marclay's collaged Recycled Records, a series he made from 1980 to 1986. Several of these are on display at the Henry right now.

You will see this, too.

This is Ed Ruschas Unidentified Hit Record, 1977.
  • Courtesy the artist
  • This is Ed Ruscha's Unidentified Hit Record, 1977.

And, in addition to many other characters from Japanese absurdists to Malian James Brown fans, you will meet Mingering Mike, soul superstar in a universe of his own making. Mike says, "I like to cuss, I like to fuss, I like to fight, I like doing things not right."

More, more, more.

 

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