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"A Selection of Great Art by People Who Know What They Like." Funds raised through TDC's 2024 benefit auction will provide critical support for our ambitious roster of exhibitions, publications, education initiatives, and public programs. Bidding begins on Monday, September 16 at 12pm EST, and closes on Monday, September 30 at 8:30pm EST. The Drawing Center rbrickman@drawingcenter.org
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Paul Zelevansky, "HOW DO TREES GO ON THE INTERNET?", 2021
Lot 187A

Paul Zelevansky, "HOW DO TREES GO ON THE INTERNET?", 2021

Estimate: $750 - $750
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$450
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Paul Zelevansky

"HOW DO TREES GO ON THE INTERNET?", 2021

Collage

8 x 7 ¾ inches (20.3 x 19.7 cm)

Courtesy of the Artist 

 

Selected by Lynn Zelevansky 

 

Paul Zelevansky is an artist and writer living in New York City.  His work includes video, animation, sculpture, collage, artists books, critical writing, and performance. He has published several visual novels (artists books) including THE BOOK OF TAKES, THE CASE FOR THE BURIAL OF ANCESTORS trilogy, THE SHADOW ARCHITECTURE AT THE CROSSROADS ANNUAL, and MONKEY & MAN. His website (www.greatblankness.com,) and instagram page (pzelevansky) advance a form of visual metaphysics, as largely found fragments of words, images, video, and sound interact and combine to form new narratives. His visual primer 24 IDEAS ABOUT PICTURES, develops a phenomenological approach to visual thinking that integrates theory and practice. Finally his video project, MISTER ROGERS FOR ADULTS--based on the work of Fred Rogers--explores the power of ethical thinking in a media context. All of this work is ultimately in the service of epistemological and philosophical ends: How do we know what we know, and why do we believe what we believe?

Overall Dimensions
Height: 8.00 in
Width: 7.75 in

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