The ideas need not be complex. Most ideas that are successful
are ludicrously simple. Successful ideas generally have the
appearance of simplicity because they seem inevitable.
Sol LeWitt
John Latham, Full Stop, 1961, Acrylic on canvas
Maurizio Mochetti, Cilindro - Due dischi di luce (1968)
Douglas Portway
Sophie Bueno–Boutellier
Chris Kenny, Twig Circle
Marcus Miers, Penumbra #10, 2010 (Aquatint, 6” in diameter)
Jayoung Yoon, Cleansing the Memories, 2010
Tina Jonsbu, Bono, 2009
“Memories in clay paste of vibration and flow: their visualization as
crack patterns” by A. Nakahara, & Y. Matsuo, Laboratory of Physics,
College of Science and Technology, Nihon University, Funabashi, Japan
Louise Despont, The Wheel, 2011
Olafur Eliasson, The white colour circle, 2008-2009
The colour circle series, Part 3
Eugenia Sumiye Okoshi, Plenuma 8
Tara Donovan
Sol LeWitt, Lines, Not Long, Not Heavy, Not Touching,
Drawn at Random (Circle), 1970
Katrin Süss; Etching, 2009, Printmaking “Die Magie der Trommeln”
Gabriel Orozco
Damien Hirst, There is more to life than making jam and having kids, 2002
Doug Glovaski, Circled #4, oil transfer drawing, 44x30, 2009
Astrolabia, Quadrantes, c. 1508-1520
Jaakko Mattila. Circle, 2008 (Aquatint)
Henry Draper, Glass positive of the sun, 1876
Quote from: Sol LeWitt, “Paragraphs on Conceptual Art,” Artforum (June 1967)
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