Make Me Think. Bruce Nauman - ACE368.3

Photograph of Nauman. Some sculptures including Shelf Sinking into the Wall with Copper-Painted Plaster Casts of the Spaces Underneath (1966), The Space Under My Chair (1965-1968), and The John Coltrane Piece (1968). Robert Storr, Curator, MoMA, talks about Nauman’s work as being "genuinely mysterious", the mystery occurring "between you and this thing that you see". Video of Nauman Flesh to White to Black to Flesh (1968): commentary says he doesn’t want to talk about is work or be photographed but his image is everywhere. Lithograph Oiled Dead (1965). Storr talking about sound from the installation Anthro/Socio (1991). Sound and images from the work. Commentary says that Nauman favours enclosed spaces. Storr talking about Nauman’s work with space such as the corridor pieces which concentrate on movement in space. Floating Room (1972). Exterior and interior of Yellow Room (Triangular) (1973). Commentary says that Nauman’s work makes the viewer "explore inner landscapes", and comments on the effect of these two works.