GICKERS II | MICHAEL LIN AND TOM WESSELMANN
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2011.December.9, 10:55am
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Two pieces from the Contemporary Museum in Honolulu. Neither have been maintained very well. The grime on Wesselmann’s bra adds to the sculpture’s narrative aspect. Nothing piques the interest like discarded dirty underwear.
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We’ve just completed conservation of the “Dropped Bra”! Just reinstalled it—it’s now back to its glossy pink.
Comment by Lesa Griffith 2014.July.11 @ 12:26pmThanks for the notice Lesa! My visit to the Contemporary Museum was a highlight of my trip to Hawaii a few years ago, and I’ll definitely visit and see the restored piece if I’m in the area again. Good work! (Anyone interested please see the link in the comment below.)
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