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Her birds' nests, for example, reveal a subtle material wit, some matching glittery Christmas greenery with overzealous glops of flocking straight out of Fautrier. In the article, however, "the frozen gesture" refers most directly to the formal properties of Benglis's post-Minimal sculpture, to the polyurethane foam pieces that congealed into layered glops on the floor or were suspended, like Adhesive Products, from the wall; to the metallized knots bathed in hot glue, glitter, paint, and foil; and to the pigmented latex pour pieces that hardened into groovy carpets of Day-Glo plastic. Owens festoons her works with remarkable ornamentation: glops of white on a powder blue field are fussed over with a fingernail-painting party of itty-bitty dips and dabs. |
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