Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Europe in the Seventies: Aspects of Recent Art
March 16, 1978 – May 7, 1978
A full-scale exhibition of avant-garde European art of this decade, this show is comprised of about 60 works (several of which form components of individual pieces) executed by 23 artists from 7 European countries.
Included are:
- Expansion, a 50-part graphite drawing by the German artist, Klaus Rinke
- A one-person airplane (that cannot fly) by Belgian artist, Panamerenko
- Igloo, a construction in glass, neon and steel by Italian artist, Mario Marz
Created especially for HMSG Fountain Plaza:
- Striped banners by French artist, Daniel Buren
Origin: the Art Institute of Chicago
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