Notes on William Wegman
Artforum, Mar. 1975, v. 13, no. 7, pp. 44-47
This article follows the exhibition of William Wegman’s video work at the Museum of Modern Art, providing a broad survey of his career, including his movement from sculpture into video and other mediums. Writer Maud Lanvin finds him most successful when he centers on domesticity and humanizes conceptual art with his personal sense of humour.
ITEM 1975.016 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Rage and Depression – William Wegman
Heads or Tails – William Wegman
Before/On/After: Permutations – William Wegman
Born with No Mouth – William Wegman
Half and Halfs – William Wegman
Furniture Arrangement – William Wegman
Family Combinations – William Wegman
Thoth with tholes – William Wegman
Untied On Tied Off – William Wegman
Elbows – William Wegman
Eleven Toothpick Expressions – William Wegman